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Disease Risk And Birth Month Linked, New Study Says (VIDEO, PHOTO)

Science/Health

Nuts And Peanuts Could Save Your Life, But Peanut Butter Has No Effect On Longevity

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New Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Praluent Gets Approval From FDA Advisers

Science/Health

Moderate Drinking Could Cause Heart Problems In The Elderly

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Heart Risk Factors May Be A Larger Threat To Black Women Than White Women

Science/Health

Statin Use: Risks Could Offset Benefits In The Elderly

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Heart Valve Device Implanted Into Patient For First Time

Science/Health

Shorter Height Could Mean Greater Risk Of Coronary Heart Disease

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Heart Disease and Stroke: 90 Percent of Americans Eat Too Much Sodium From Processed Foods and Restaurant Meals, CDC Says

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Diet Soda Linked To Obesity In Adults Over The Age Of 65?

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Stress, Depression Raises Heart Attack Risk and Likelihood of Death, Study Shows

Science/Health

Human 'Heart-On-A-Chip' Could Allow Rapid Testing Of Cardiovascular Drug Toxicity (VIDEO)

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Treating Depression Could Significantly Reduce Heart Disease Risk

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Peanuts Could Help You Live A Longer Life, Reduce Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease

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Heart Month: Easy Tips Everyone Should Follow To Improve Health

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