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Heart Disease Risk Varies by Education Level - WebMD



Zimonet
 
Heart Disease Risk Varies by Education Level 
WebMD
7, 2010 -- Risk for stroke and heart disease falls as education levels rise in high-income countries, but not in nations where earnings are considerably ...
Living With A Healthy Heart Zimonet
Heart Health Rises With Education in Rich Nations BusinessWeek
Higher heart risk seen in younger African Americans Reuters UK
Las Vegas Review-Journal  -UPI.com  -DigitalJournal.com (press release) 
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High cholesterol levels major cause of heart disease - Arab News



High cholesterol levels major cause of heart disease 
Arab News
COM Cardiologists say high cholesterol levels are a major cause of heart disease, the No. 1 cause of death in this part of the world. ...
Eggs are good in moderation Mason City Globe Gazette
Diet is key to lowering bad cholesterol Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
High cholesterol can endanger heart health The Durango Herald
Baltimore Sun  -Steamboat Pilot  -Regina Leader-Post (blog) 
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Capito's dad recovering from heart disease - The Hill



Capito's dad recovering from heart disease 
The Hill
Arch Moore (R) is recovering at home following hospitalization for heart disease earlier this summer, said his daughter, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (RW.Va.). ...

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The Body Shop | Live so heart attack tests aren't needed - Louisville Courier-Journal



The Body Shop | Live so heart attack tests aren't needed 
Louisville Courier-Journal
This raises some important issues and demonstrates the Catch-22 in our health care system when it comes to treating chronic conditions such as heart disease ...

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Many Heart Patients Place False Hope in Angioplasty - U.S. News & World Report



Many Heart Patients Place False Hope in Angioplasty 
U.S. News & World Report
The study involved 153 patients with stable heart disease who had varying levels of symptoms. According to the authors, less than one-third (31 percent) of ...

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Working Overtime Adds to Heart Risk for Out-of-Shape Men - BusinessWeek



Working Overtime Adds to Heart Risk for Out-of-Shape Men 
BusinessWeek
8 (HealthDay News) -- Out-of-shape men who work long hours more than double their risk of dying from heart disease compared to non-fit men working fewer ...

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Short sleepers supposedly have an augmented risk of type 2 diabetes and heart ... - HealthJockey.com



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Short sleepers supposedly have an augmented risk of type 2 diabetes and heart ... 
HealthJockey.com
People with IFG may have an enhanced risk of developing type 2 diabetes and are seemingly at an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. ...
Sleeping Less Than 6 Hours A Health Risk, Studies Show AHN | All Headline News
Sleep less than 6 hours a night? Hello, diabetes... CNET
Short sleepers at risk of diabetes Times of India
UPI.com  -Drug Store News  -The Press Association 
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46 Million American Cigarette Smokers : CDC - Spreadit



Health Jackal
 
46 Million American Cigarette Smokers : CDC 
Spreadit
The risk of lung cancer is extremely high, as is the risk of heart disease in individuals that smoke. According to the new numbers that were released by the ...
Cigarette Smoking: 46 Million American Junkies Still Puffing, Says CDC CBS News
Passive smoking affects 88 million Americans - CDC report Food Consumer
Smoking in US holds steady, as decline stalls AFP
Los Angeles Times  -Fort Worth Star Telegram 
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Md. reports two heat-related deaths - Washington Post (blog)



Md. reports two heat-related deaths 
Washington Post (blog)
... say the victims were an adult Dorchester County resident with a serious medical condition and a senior citizen from Baltimore with heart disease. ...

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Medicine use low in hypertension patients - Pharmacy News



TopNews United Kingdom (blog)
 
Medicine use low in hypertension patients 
Pharmacy News
With cardiovascular disease accounting for more than 48000 deaths in Australia in 2008, Heart Foundation chief executive Dr Lyn Roberts said it was ...
Ignoring 'white-coat' pressure dangerous Winnipeg Free Press
Blood pressure patients told to take their medicine ABC Online

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