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Heal your heart: Rehabilitation and recipes
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Do you need to cut back on sodium?
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Tips to help survivors cope with suicide loss
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Why do some young men have heart attacks?
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Music therapy can ease recovery from heart problems
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Snoozing without guilt — a daytime nap can be good for health
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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11 foods that lower cholesterol
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H1N1 Flu: More widespread than lethal?
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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High blood pressure increases risk of cognitive impairment, research suggests
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Experts use gene-based diagnosis to tailor breast cancer treatment
23 Nov 2009, 8:00 am |
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Harvard Health Publications Heal your heart: Rehabilitation and recipes, from Harvard Medical School -http://bit.ly/1s2tN1
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Healthy Eating for a Healthy Heart offers practical, science-based eating guidelines for people who have or who are at risk of heart disease, and features 40 heart-healthy recipes from the publisher of EatingWell magazine.
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Harvard Health Publications Tips to help survivors cope with suicide loss, from the Harvard Mental Health Letter - http://bit.ly/1hnb82
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Treatment options do exist to help someone who has survived a suicide loss. These include various forms of cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, and support groups.
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Harvard Health Publications Music therapy can ease recovery from heart problems, reports the Harvard Heart Letter - http://bit.ly/3bUo95
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Music therapy is most commonly used for people undergoing a cardiac procedure and for those recovering from a heart attack or learning to cope with heart failure or another cardiovascular condition. Music ...
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Harvard Health Publications Why do some young men have heart attacks? From Harvard Men's Health Watch - http://bit.ly/3dltlc
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Coronary artery disease in younger men is associated with the same risk factors as in older folks. These include a family history of cardiovascular disease, smoking, high cholesterol, hypertension (high ...
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Harvard Health Publications Do you need to cut back on sodium? Harvard Women’s Health Watch answers -http://bit.ly/2iEuc7
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It makes sense for people with high blood pressure to cut back on the amount of sodium they consume, since blood pressure is directly related to sodium in the diet. But what about the rest of us? The November ...
Harvard Health Publications Snoozing without guilt — a daytime nap can be good for health, reports the Harvard Health Letter - http://bit.ly/1qjmrV
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The nap has long been the troubled stepchild of the universally admired good night’s sleep. New research is showing that the daytime snooze may have health benefits without interfering with nighttime sleep, reports the November 2009 issue of the Harvard Health Letter.
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In a typical year, about 10% of Americans get the flu.But already, 2009 is not a typical year. We’re in the midst of a flu pandemic caused by a virus that first emerged in Mexico in mid-February.
