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Replacing meat and dairy with vegan alternatives cuts risk of heart disease by third, study finds
Those who can make even small changes will reap the rewards.
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Going to sleep just a few minutes past your usual bedtime could be bad for you, researchers find
This includes a routine at weekends, too.
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Daily bath linked to lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease, study finds
Just in case you needed another excuse to add a nice relaxing bath to your daily routine.
AOLYour forehead wrinkles can tell a lot about your health
The wrinkles on your forehead can tell you a lot about your health, according to scientists. The Cardiologist Congress has been investigating the connection between heart conditions and wrinkles. If you have deep furrows on your forehead, you
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Eating just two portions of red meat per week linked to 'increased risk of heart attack and stroke'
Two weekly servings of red meat, processed meat, or poultry a week could increase risk of cardiovascular disease by 3-7%.
HuffPost UKIs Dry January Good For You? The Health Benefits Of Quitting Booze
We asked the experts to explain what giving up alcohol does to your mind and body.
Yahoo Life UK'Bad cholesterol' levels should be checked from age of 25, study suggests
Knowing about 'bad cholesterol' levels earlier could enable adults to take preventative measures to lower their risk of heart disease.
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Being vegetarian or vegan could 'lower heart disease risk but increase chance of stroke'
A study found 20% higher rates of stroke in vegetarians and vegans.
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A four-in-one daily pill could stave off third of all heart problems
The pill contains aspirin, a statin, and blood pressure lowering drugs.
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Heart disease deaths have almost halved in last decade, study reveals
Anti-smoking campaigns and the use of statins have helped to reduce the mortality rate.
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Statins failing to adequately reduce cholesterol in around half of patients
A new study has found that 51% of patients were failing to hit healthy cholesterol targets after taking statins.
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Just one fizzy drink a day increases your risk of heart disease, study reveals
You might want to rethink your fizzy afternoon pick-me-up.
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More women are having heart attacks in pregnancy and after giving birth, study reveals
The risk of pregnant women having a heart attack has increased by 25% in recent years.
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An egg a day really could keep the doctor away
Having a boiled egg and soldiers every morning could help lower your stroke risk by 26%
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29-year-old model shows off heart transplant scars on Instagram
At 24, Bec Craven was embarking on the trip of a lifetime when she boarded a plane to Bali --but she didn’t expect the trip to change her life forever.
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Eating a handful of nuts a couple of times a week can seriously cut the risk of heart disease
*Reaches for the cashews*
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The 10 worst foods for your heart
Want to keep your heart and cardiovascular system healthy for years to come? Keep these meals and snack items away from your cart and out of your regular diet. See also: Five myths about heart attacks you need to know See also: Six easy swaps
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Gray Hair Linked to an Increased Risk of Heart Disease in Men
New research suggests going gray may have greater implications than changing your hair color: It could put you at an increased risk of having heart problems.
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Five heart attack myths you need to know
Coronary heart disease is still the leading cause of death in the UK, claiming in excess of 73,000 lives each year - so you'd think we'd all be pretty clued-up on heart health and on how to deal with a heart attack by now.
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Five medical conditions that affect more men than women
You might know that some conditions affect more women than men, such as osteoporosis and breast cancer, but did you know that men are at far greater risk of dying from heart disease and cancer? Read on to discover five diseases that affect more
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Aspiring Fitness Model Carries His Heart Around In a Backpack
AJ Jones is a bodybuilder and fitness model who does not have a working heart or a discernible pulse. You read that right. (Photo: Instagram/fitnesswithaj)
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Ways women over 55 can protect their heart
Heart disease is the UK's biggest killer, claiming the lives of some 82,000 women each year. While certain risk factors are beyond your control, such as your age and genetic predisposition, there are things you can do to lower your risk.
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Heart attack danger times
Heart disease is the world's biggest killer, and there are many factors that affect your risk of suffering a heart attack, including lifestyle, diet, weight, and genes. But there are also specific times where the risk of a cardiovascular
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Yoga matches aerobics in cutting heart disease risk
The ancient practice of yoga is well-known for its health benefits, including improved strength, flexibility and stress relief, and now researchers say it could even help to protect your heart. Related Searches Yoga classes Yoga DVDs Health
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Women and heart disease - reduce your risk
Pic: Getty Images/Glow Images It is the UK's biggest killer, with 82,000 women and 79,000 men dying from heart disease and associated illnesses each year. The number of women suffering with heart problems is on the rise, with younger women