Cholesterol: New study may help pave the way for new treatments
Researchers say their new study on how cholesterol is absorbed into the body may help pave the way for future treatments that reduce cholesterol levels
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Researchers say their new study on how cholesterol is absorbed into the body may help pave the way for future treatments that reduce cholesterol levels
Researchers say genetic testing can identify people with a family history of high cholesterol and help them reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease
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Researchers say any activity, even sleeping, is better for heart health than prolonged periods of sitting. Experts say there are simple ways to increase the amount of daily activity.
Two separate studies examined the long-term use of marijuana and the impact it may have on the heart. The first study showed that daily cannabis use increases the risk of developing heart failure by 34%. The second study found that older cannabis users are more likely to have a heart attack or other heart event during hospital stays.