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Week of October 5
In This Issue:
> Vegan Diet Boosts Cardiovascular Health
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> Control Blood Pressure Without Drugs
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> Hypertension After Bypass Surgery
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Today's Top Story: Has Your Hypertension Gone to the Dogs?
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> Are You Worrying Yourself Sick?
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> A Scan to Predict Death Risk?
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HEALTH NEWS HEADLINES
Vegan Diet Boosts Cardiovascular Health
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A recent study showed that a low-fat, low-glycemic vegan diet may help
lower the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with type 2
diabetes.
> Also See: Foods That Help You Focus
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> Take the 'Work' Out of Workout
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> Do Carotid Patients Need Surgery?
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> Late Stroke Treatment Better Than None
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> What Is Inflammation's Role in Obesity?
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> AHA: Screen Heart Patients for Depression
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> A Little Dark Chocolate Goes a Long Way
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Control Blood Pressure Without Drugs
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If you've got hypertension, you need to make some changes. Here are 10
simple things you can do to help lower your blood pressure.
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> 5 Super Foods for Your Heart
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