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Heart disease is the main cause of death in both men and woman in the US even though many of the causes of heart disease can be prevented. Being...
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Find out more about Deanna: Deanna Lynn Sletten has been researching and writing articles on health topics for 18 years for both print media and the Internet. She is a contributing writer at Suite101 as well as several other Internet sites. With a long family history of heart disease, Deanna has a personal interest in the topic of heart health and has researched and written several articles on this topic over the years. Deanna is also the owner of the blog, Write Moms, which shares information about writing with other freelance writers. Deanna is also the author of two fiction novels. When she is not writing, Deanna enjoys walking the local state park trails with her beautiful Australian Shepherd. You can e-mail Deanna at: writer11313@yahoo.com. |
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women. For most people, heart disease is preventable by choosing the right lifestyle. Even if...
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the US. And for those who suffer from heart disease, it is expensive. According...
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 27% of all deaths in the US are attributed to heart disease with men and women...
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Researchers recently discovered a new link between smoking and the risk of heart disease. This link involves diabetes, which is a precursor to heart...
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Recent research revealed at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions has confirmed that taking niacin, vitamin B3, along with a cholesterol...
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The American Heart Association states that people who have diabetes are 65% more likely to die of heart disease or stoke than people who do not have...
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A fall favorite and Thanksgiving dinner staple for most families, the cranberry is not only delicious but good for your heart too. Cranberries are...
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A traditional Thanksgiving dinner is filled with heart-stopping, carbohydrate and fat-filled side-dishes, creamy toppings, lots of gravy and several...
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Women experience heart attack symptoms differently than men do and that is why women are more likely to be misdiagnosed when having a heart attack....
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