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Heart Aware: Edward Hospital offers guidelines for women - Chicago Sun-Times

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Heart Aware: Edward Hospital offers guidelines for women Chicago Sun-Times Diet and exercise can lower your cholesterol, too. In addition, keeping your triglyceride levels low is important. Your HDL or “good” cholesterol should be 50-60 mg/dL or higher for women. Your LDL or “bad” cholesterol should be less than 100 mg/dL. Show your heart some loveThe Coloradoan Doc Talk: Give yourself a healthy heart for Valentine's DayKansas.com all 13 news articles »

Wonkbook: It's too late for a new candidate to enter the GOP primary - Washington Post (blog)

Wonkbook: It's too late for a new candidate to enter the GOP primary Washington Post (blog) And we are expecting someone to come in and immediately be able to beat these deadlines, organize write-in efforts and uncommitted slates of delegates to get within shouting distance of 1144 or a lower total held by the frontrunner. I apologize, folks. and more »

Too many medical tests? Routine checks getting second look - Detroit Free Press

Too many medical tests? Routine checks getting second look Detroit Free Press Annual electrocardiograms (EKGs) are among tests that medical groups say are often unwarranted for low-risk patients with no heart disease symptoms. Simple blood pressure and cholesterol checks are considered far more valuable in many cases. and more »

The Ketogenic Diet and Peter Attia's War on Insulin - A Sweet Life (blog)

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The Ketogenic Diet and Peter Attia's War on Insulin A Sweet Life (blog) Normally, I eat a very low-carb diet which helps me maintain fairly stable blood sugar. But before a long run, I need to have enough fuel for energy, but not so much that my blood sugar gets out of control. Because this balance is so hard to achieve, ...

Never Too Early To Lower Heart Disease Risk - WKBW-TV

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Never Too Early To Lower Heart Disease Risk WKBW-TV Researchers looked at the lifetime risk factors of heart disease, like blood pressure, smoking and cholesterol at ages 45, 55, 65, and 75. Results show people with lower cholesterol, low blood pressure, who did not smoke and were not diabetic had about ... and more »