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 Title  AbstractAdded DateContentId
Clearing Kids for Sports Participation Sparks Conflicts Medical experts disagree on how extensively young athletes' hearts should be tested9/10/2010112848
Recurring Stroke Risk Higher for Some Hispanics Mexican-Americans with atrial fibrillation twice as likely to suffer second stroke, study shows9/10/2010112845
Working Overtime Adds to Heart Risk for Out-of-Shape Men But being physically fit seems to protect those who work longer hours, researchers say9/9/2010112829
Statins May Guard Against Rheumatoid Arthritis Study showed only an association between the two, expert notes9/9/2010112828
Dementia Warning Signs Identified in Type 2 Diabetics: Study High blood pressure, slow gait, self-reported bad health might signal decline, researchers say9/9/2010112827
Emergency Visits for Stomach Pain Rose Over Decade Use of medical imaging also increased, U.S. government study found9/9/2010112822
Many Heart Patients Place False Hope in Angioplasty In non-emergency scenarios, the artery-opening procedure won't prevent heart attack, experts note9/9/2010112821
Heart Health Rises With Education in Rich Nations But findings don't apply to low- or middle-income countries, study says9/8/2010112804
Low-Carb Diets Heavy on Meat May Raise Health Risks But vegetable-based low-carb plans lowered death rates from cancer and heart disease, study finds9/7/2010112791
Chemicals in Rugs, Cookware May Be Linked to Raised Cholesterol in Teens Long-term effect of exposure to PFOAs, PFOS compounds still unknown, researchers say9/7/2010112789
Winter Sports Tourists at Higher Risk of Heart Attack Too little conditioning, cold and high altitude all contribute to hazard, researchers say9/6/2010112784
Room Air Sometimes as Good as Oxygen Therapy: Study Comparison found no significant difference in breathlessness levels among terminally ill9/4/2010112771
Response Team Reduces Rate of Cardiac Arrests: Hospital 'Code Blue' emergencies at VA center declined 57 percent in first two years, study shows9/3/2010112760
Prescription Drug Use Rising in U.S., CDC Reports Statins, asthma meds, antidepressants and stimulants top the list9/3/2010112752
Many Americans Don't Even Know They're Fat Harris Interactive/HealthDay poll finds 30 percent of those overweight think they're normal size9/3/2010112747
Diet Pill Meridia Ups Heart Attack Risk: Study While researchers saw no rise in deaths, some experts wonder if this drug has a future9/2/2010112742
Double-Dose Plavix Benefits Certain Patients, Study Finds And higher-dose aspirin is no more effective than low dose, researchers say9/2/2010112741
Lower Blood Pressure May Help Sicker Kidney Patients Standard goal may not be low enough for those with protein in their urine, study finds9/2/2010112740
'DASH Diet' Shown to Lower Heart Attack Risk Almost 20% Eating more fruits and vegetables, fewer fats can cut your 10-year risk of heart disease, study says9/1/2010112723
Review Finds No Statin-Cancer Link Cancer death rates in 26 trials the same as those taking a placebo, researchers find9/1/2010112718
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