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Heart Beat: New from Medicare: Free counseling for heart disease and obesity

Medicare recipients are eligible for counseling programs designed to help people prevent heart disease or deal with obesity.

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Follow-up

If heart attack victims have to wait to be transferred to another hospital for emergency angioplasty, the delay is life threatening.

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HDL cholesterol: Is higher really better?

A cholesterol study found that lowering LDL with a statin was more beneficial than attempting to boost HDL with niacin.

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Heart Beat: Which drugs work best for resistant high blood pressure?

Many people with resistant hypertension are not receiving the most effective combination of medications for the condition.

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Fun and exergames: Not just for kids anymore

Video games that involve physical activity can be beneficial for people of all age groups and abilities.

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Three (more) cheers for statins

A study boosts support for the ability of statins to help clear arteries of plaque, while two others reaffirm the drugs’ safety.

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Ask the doctor: Is 10,000 steps a day a good target for an older person?

My daughter gave me a pedometer and told me to walk 10,000 steps a day. When I wore it for a while, I realized I was taking only about 3,000 steps a day. Is 10,000 a realistic number for someone my age (70 years)?

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Medications help the heart – if you take them

Strategies for getting the most from medications include ensuring they are obtained at the lowest possible cost, and working with a doctor or pharmacist to minimize side effects.

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Living with an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator

Understanding the function of an implanted cardioverter-defibrillator device, and its impact on the recipient’s life, will better prepare potential recipients to live with one.

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Heart Beat: Clots can form in stents years after placement

Clots can form in stents years after placement.

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