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Learn how family history affects heart disease risk and discover lifestyle changes to reduce risk.
Thighs under 60 cm could signal lower muscle mass and higher heart-disease risk. Experts say leg strength may matter more than BMI.
Very low bad (LDL) cholesterol may increase future risk of diabetes even in people who do not take statins. LDL-C could be a warning sign for metabolic imbalance.
Research in PLoS Medicine shows that even light daily smoking raises major heart and death risks, while quitting early delivers powerful and long lasting cardiovascular benefits.
A top cardiologist warns that diet sodas may raise metabolic liver disease risk by 60%, stressing that artificial sweeteners may harm gut and liver health.
People with type 1 diabetes face two times increased risk of stent post-surgery complications than type 2 diabetic patients. Require proper follow-up care.
Young heart attack patients under 55 face hidden frailty risks, often overlooked, increasing premature death despite urgent need for tailored care and screening.
Novel approaches like stem cells, nanowired organoids, and genetic inhibitors offer promise to revive damaged heart tissue during the heart attack healing.
Many people worry about getting health insurance plans for pre-existing conditions and they believe that if they are suffering from a medical condition, they will simply be denied insurance coverage.
Choices are plenty so spend time researching various policies before committing yourself.
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