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A new study shows that seniors with controlled type 2 diabetes improved artery elasticity in just three months as the result of aerobic exercise. The...
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Find out more about Kathleen: Kathleen is a Registered Nurse, employed in Case Management. Her background includes ten years as a cardiovascular RN, and many hours in caring for patients in the emergency room and ICU. Kathleen is passionate about the link between health and happiness – you cannot have one without the other. You can reach Kathleen via e-mail at kathblanchard@gmail.com. |
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Women who are post menopausal can make significant health gains by engaging in endurance training. With aging, aerobic capacity declines. Anew study...
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Results of a new study show that people who belong to social groups have lower risk of poor health. Reduced risk of stroke, dementia, and even the...
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Results of a new study show that even borderline high cholesterol at age 40 to 45 can boost dementia risk later in life. The study is the first to...
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Eating foods fortified with calcium, or taking calcium supplements may not be as good as dairy intake say Purdue researchers. The team of scientists...
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A large recent study shows that regular fish consumption can reduce our risk of dementia, a condition that affects 24 million people worldwide. The...
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New research shows that moderate alcohol intake might keep older minds sharp, warding off dementia. Past studies show that moderate alcohol intake in...
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A twenty year study concludes that a calorie restricted diet helped primates live longer and disease free. The research comes from the University of...
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Researchers have found a new use for the compound rapamycin, discovered on Easter Island in the 1970’s that could beat aging. Rapamycin, an...
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A study from researchers at Rhode Island Hospital shows a distinct link between deaths from type 2 diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, and...
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