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Cholesterol itself is not so terrible

Taking pills with elevated cholesterol levels should be when you are not all right with blood pressure, overweight, smoking and other risk factors, including just old age.

05.09.2013
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Pressure of friends

The more pleasant people there are among the acquaintances of the family, the lower the pressure of both spouses.

28.08.2013
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The satiety hormone will not help fat people

When a person gains excess weight or is obese, the "satiety hormone" – glucagon – no longer causes a feeling of satiety, and using it to reduce the level of food consumption in overweight people may be ineffective.

26.08.2013
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It's not coffee that ruins people

The effects of caffeine on the heart and blood vessels are not the main risk factor. The 1.5-2-fold increased mortality of coffee drinkers can be explained by genetic causes and lifestyle features associated with excessive coffee consumption.

21.08.2013
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Sugar is a hidden threat

Daily consumption of relatively small, non-obese and diabetic excess sugar can reduce life expectancy and reduce the likelihood of successful fertilization.

16.08.2013
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New data on the benefits of the "Mediterranean diet"

Those study participants who followed the "Mediterranean diet", despite a hereditary predisposition to diabetes and stroke, had lower blood sugar than those who ate low-fat foods, and the risk of stroke was three times less.

15.08.2013
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The heart monitor that is always with you

Qardio has introduced two wireless electronic devices for monitoring vital signs of the body, including people suffering from diseases of the cardiovascular system.

04.07.2013
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The Ministry of Health warns not in vain

Measures to combat smoking, which were taken in 41 countries between 2007 and 2010, will help prevent about 7.4 million premature deaths by 2050, according to WHO.

04.07.2013
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Nightlife hits the liver

The combination of circadian rhythm disorders with alcohol hits the liver twice as hard as alcohol alone.

03.07.2013
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Mammography does not reduce breast cancer mortality?

The latest study by scientists from Oxford may tip the scales in the direction of "mammo-skeptics" and force many British women to weigh the pros and cons even more carefully before going for a mammogram.

13.06.2013
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Two more reasons to take care of your health

Compliance with the four basic rules of a healthy lifestyle reduces the likelihood of memory problems by more than two times. And British scientists (TM) have calculated that an unhealthy lifestyle ages a woman's appearance by 10 years.

05.06.2013
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Cancer winners

The chief oncologist of Moscow believes that a cancer diagnosis should not cause fear, it should be perceived like any other.

30.05.2013
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Misdiagnosis: who is to blame and what to do

An incorrect diagnosis is one of the patient's worst fears. In the United States, accusations of misdiagnosis account for the largest share of lawsuits concerning medical errors.

30.05.2013