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Get a hearty start on the day

Eating a healthy breakfast has always been a smart nutritional choice. A breakfast containing whole grains and fruits may lead to reduced risk of heart attack, stroke, diabetes, or other cardiovascular ills.

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By the way, doctor: Am I taking too much vitamin D?

I take Fosamax with vitamin D and a multivitamin that contains vitamin D. Now I see my calcium tablets also have vitamin D in them. Am I in danger of getting too much of this vitamin?

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In Brief

Brief reports on the beneficial effect of weight loss on the heart, eating a Mediterranean-style diet to control blood sugar, and an attempt to compare angioplasty and exercise as treatments for angina.

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Ask the doctor: How many calories do I need?

How can I figure out how many calories I should take in every day?

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Heart Beat: Beans, beans, the magical fruit

Besides the nutritional benefits, eating beans regularly can lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of a heart attack.

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A road map to life in the fat lane

The body’s process of turning fat into artery-blocking plaque is described and illustrated.

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MRI’s emerging role in breast cancer screening

Studies have found that MRI tests used in addition to mammography detected more cancers in women at high risk for breast cancer. Women at average risk would not necessarily benefit from the additional testing.

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Optimism and your health

Numerous studies have shown an association between a positive, optimistic life outlook and lower risk of heart attack, high blood pressure, and coronary artery disease, as well as better overall health and improved longevity.

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Editors’ note

The editors of the Harvard Heart Letter introducean issue focused on acquiring new knowledge in order to improve your health.

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What to do about social anxiety disorder

For those with social anxiety disorder, social situations are highly distressing. The condition may stem from self-image and fear of being judged by others. Treatment typically involves cognitive behavioral therapy and an anti-anxiety medication.

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