Cardiovascular
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About 70 Million Americans Could Take Statins Under New Guidelines
Antioxidants Don't Lower Heart Risk
A produce rich diet Help BP stay in Check
Blood Pressure Drugs Linked to Increased Breast Cancer Risk
Calcium Supplements Increase Heart Attack Risks
Calcium Supplements Linked to Heart Attacks
Cruciferous Vegetables Reduce Inflammation
Diet Loaded With Veggies, Fruits and Whole Grain May Reduce Stroke
Diet rich in fruits and veggies can overcome genetic risk of Heart Disease
Drinking Just One Soft Drink a Day May Boost Your Risk
Early Start to Heart Disease - Veggies May be the Cure
Eating your way to heart health
Exercise, Fruits and Veggies Help Keep Heart Healthy
Fruits and Vegetables Prevent Disease
Good Cholesterol Drug Fails Tests
Healthy Diet May Counteract Heart Disease Gene
How a Plant-Based Diet Can Reduce Hypertension and Prevent Stroke
How to Become a 21st-Century Hunter-Gatherer
Letter to President Bill Clinton - Feb 2010
More Whole Grains Linked with Lower Mortality
Outwit Bad Heart Genes with Diet
Potassium-Rich Foods Lower Stroke Risks
Predicting Heart Health in Kids
Red Meat, Gut and Heart disease
Regional Colleges Ditching Trans Fat
Shifting America from sick care to genuine wellness
The "MacStatin": Fast food with some ketchup, salt, and a statin to go
Teens on their way to heart disease
The Scientific Definition of Obesity and its Dangers
Vanderbilt Blood Pressure Study
Can too much Vitamin D increase cardiovascular risk?
Vitamin K to Prevent Arterial Plaque
Weight, Diet, Exercise & Cancer
Why You Should Eat More Fruits and Vegetables
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The Affects of Oil on Cardiovascular Health
Aspirin & Cardiovascular Health
Baby Aspirin for Heart Attacks: Does it work?
Blood Pressure Drugs Do Not Reduce Risk
Dr. Pam Popper on Cardiac Care
Exercise and Cardiovascular Disease
Fish Oil Omega DHA - Increases Cancer & Cardiovascular Risks
Flu Shots Increase Cardiovascular Risks
NEJM Interview - Cardio Risks with ADD Drugs
Sodium Restriction Does Not Help Cardiovascular
Statin Drugs Pt. 1 (message begins at 1:25)
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