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Workplace Fitness: How on-the-job exercise can be bad for your heart posted Wed, Aug 15th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

I love to exercise (most of the time) but it's not always easy to squeeze it into my busy schedule. Of course there's always time for work, and I've ... Read More »

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10 lifestyle strategies to help keep your heart healthy posted Mon, Jul 2nd 2007 by Tanya Ryno

Cardiovascular disease remains the number one cause of death and disability in the United States, however there are a number of things you can do to ... Read More »

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One thing all overweight kids have in common posted Wed, Jun 27th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

Overweight children have been found to have something in common besides extra padding around the middle: they all seem to share high levels of a ... Read More »

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Cholesterol tests to assess kids' heart health posted Mon, May 14th 2007 by Maggie Vink

According to the U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), 17 percent of American teenagers are overweight. You can blame it on ... Read More »

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What are your heart numbers? posted Thu, May 3rd 2007 by Bethany Sanders

Though heart disease can be hereditary, many people can lower their risk of developing cardiovascular disease by making lifestyle changes. Want to ... Read More »

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Aging women benefit from aspirin posted Tue, Mar 27th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

Aspirin has been on the good side of the news before, mostly for helping people recover and reduce the risk of a recurrence after strokes and heart ... Read More »

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Going to college can reduce your risk of stroke posted Thu, Jan 18th 2007 by Rigel Celeste

A study done in Europe shows that being well-educated lowers the risk of stroke for women. 48,000 Swedish women were followed over 10 years, and the ... Read More »

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