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Blood vessel disease linked to dementia

Blood vessel problems can have a significant effect on the health of the brain, including contributing to the development of dementia.

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Heart Beat: Repeat “zaps” often needed to stop atrial fibrillation

People with atrial fibrillation who undergo an ablation procedure may need two or more of the procedures to ease the arrhythmia.

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Heart Beat: Another day in the sun for olive oil?

Another study promotes the heart-healthy virtues of olive oil, but it’s also important to be mindful of the broader impact of diet on cardiovascular health.

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Heart Beat: Caution advised on Chantix use

The FDA is warning people with heart disease that using Chantix to try to quit smoking increases their risk for cardiovascular problems.

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Ask the doctor: How do I check my heart rate?

My doctor told me to check my heart rate when I feel certain symptoms, but I don’t know how to do it? Can you explain?

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Follow-up: Sodium/potassium ratio important for health

Most people now consume more sodium than potassium, but it should be the other way around. The ratio is important to heart health.

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What to do when blood pressure resists control

Resistant hypertension can be brought down to a safer level, but it requires extra effort and careful attention.

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COURAGE not followed by action

The results of the COURAGE trial were expected to change the attitude of doctors regarding angioplasty procedures, but it seems that this shift has not happened.

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Heart Beat: “Polypill” test raises questions

Researchers are still exploring the concept of a pill that combines aspirin, a statin, and two or more blood pressure medications.

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Peripheral artery disease often goes untreated

Peripheral artery disease often goes untreated until it is too late, and research suggests that millions of people with peripheral artery disease are not taking the appropriate medications to control it.

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