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Balancing hope and reality in heart failure

A hopeful outlook can help heart failure sufferers live with the condition, but hope must be tempered by reality in order to achieve a clear understanding of the limits of treatment.

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Molecular advances in early breast cancer

Advances in understanding the molecular biology of breast cancer have led to a new tumor classification system that can help clinicians determine which treatments are most likely to be effective.

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By the way, doctor: Does red yeast rice reduce cholesterol?

I’ve heard that red yeast rice can help lower cholesterol. What can you tell me about its effectiveness and safety?

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Heart Beat: Summer: A good season for cholesterol

Levels of LDL cholesterol drop a few points in summer, while HDL rises slightly.

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Aches and pains – is your statin to blame?

About ten percent of people who start taking a statin experence muscle pain. Usually this will go away on its own, or by adjusting the dosage of the medication or switching to a different one.

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A new way to control blood pressure

The FDA has approved a new blood pressure drug that works by inhibiting hte production of renin, a substance made by the kidneys that is the first step in the body’s system of regulating blood pressure.

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In Brief

Brief reports on a link between heart transplants and higher risk of skin cancer, the possibility that drinking coffee or tea may slightly lower the risk of diabetes, and atherosclerosis in mummies.

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Ask the doctor: Is it possible to reverse coronary artery disease?

I have coronary artery disease. Is this something I can have cured or get rid of, or is keeping it from getting worse the best I can do?

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Treating prostate cancer: No rush to judgment

Research affirms that allowing time to pass between prostate cancer diagnosis and surgery does not adversely affect the likelihood of a recurrence of the cancer.

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Red meat and colon cancer

A number of studies have shown a link between increased consumption of red meat and an increased risk of colon cancer. Dietary changes and regular exercise are the best options for reducing one’s risk.

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