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Putting heart attack, stroke triggers in perspective

Certain activities and situations can trigger heart attacks in those at risk, but researchers are showing how these risks need to be placed in the proper context.

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Heart Beat: Any exercise better than none to thwart peripheral artery disease

For people with peripheral artery disease, any sort of physical activity is better than not doing anything.

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Beta blockers: Cardiac jacks of all trades

Beta blockers are useful in treating a variety of cardiovascular conditions including angina, heart failure, and hypertension.

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Angioplasty a day after a heart attack not worth it

People who wait more than 24 hours after a heart attack to get an angioplasty do not benefit from it.

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Healthy Eating Plate dishes out sound diet advice

The Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Health Publications have worked together to offer a more detailed alternative to the government’s MyPlate dietary recommendations.

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Ask the doctor: How low should my LDL go?

I come from a long line of family members with heart disease. Right now, my HDL is 62 mg/dL [milligrams per deciliter], and my LDL is 115 mg/dL. My doctor isn’t worried about my LDL, but shouldn’t I shoot for an LDL level under 100 mg/dL?

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Social networks and health: Communicable but not infectious

Old-fashioned social networking – the face-to-face kind – can affect our health, both positively and negatively.

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Heart Beat: Just-in-case electrocardiograms not recommended

An expert advisory panel reiterated its belief that healthy people who have not been diagnosed with heart disease do not need to get an electrocardiogram test.

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Ask the doctor: Is it okay to keep on taking Ambien for my sleeping problems?

I am 70, have had sleep problems, and have started to take Ambien every night. It seems to be working very well. Is it okay if I keep on taking it?

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Ask the doctor: Are artificial sweeteners a good alternative to sugar?

More and more nutrition advice seems to be anti-sugar these days. So are artificial sweeteners a good alternative?

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