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News briefs: ACE inhibitors may lower pneumonia risk

ACE inhibitors relax blood vessels and can help lower blood pressure. They may also reduce the risk of developing pneumonia.

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Best options for prostate surgery

When it comes to prostate removal, traditional surgery and robot-assisted surgery appear to be equals. What’s important is the expertise of the surgeon, whether he or she is doing the operation directly or is controlling the robot doing it.

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Can coffee help you live longer?

: Coffee may be part of a longer, healthier life. In a new study, older adults who drank coffee (caffeinated or decaf ) had a lower risk of dying from diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease, and other conditions than non-coffee drinkers.

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Ask the doctor: Shin splints at any age

Shin splints are caused by injuring muscles in the inner part of the lower leg. They can occur at any age. The best way to prevent shin splints is to warm up thoroughly before exercising.

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Counting calories to keep your heart young

Drastically reducing the calories you take in, a strategy known as caloric restriction, may keep your heart acting like it’s 20 years younger.

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News brief: Living alone linked to higher risk of cardiovascular death

Older people who have heart disease may die sooner if they live alone.

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News brief: Vegetables may help prevent pancreatitis

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Protect your brain from stroke

Too much salt can boost blood pressure and increase the risk for heart disease. Now a new study has linked a high-salt diet with increased risk for stroke.

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Ask the doctor: Canola oil and prostate health

Using canola oil, and unsaturated fat, does not cause prostate cancer or make it worse. A diet rich in saturated fat, from red meat and other sources, however may increase the risk of prostate cancer.

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News brief: Prediabetes is associated with stroke risk

People with prediabetes may be at a higher risk of stroke. A diagnosis of prediabetes should sound a warning to better manage weight, diet, and exercise, which may contribute to diabetes and stroke.

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