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Is Body-Building a Risk Factor for Sudden Cardiac Deaths?
A new study suggests that there are genuine concerns, and participants should be aware of the risks.
Jun 11
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A Novel Blood Test May Now Show You Have Blocked Arteries Even With Minimal Symptoms
A simple $99 test could be a game changer but has important caveats.
Jan 16
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More And Powerful Drugs Are Being Developed to Fight High Cholesterol
There is even a one-time infusion that alters a gene and permanently cuts cholesterol levels in half.
Nov 18
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Shingles Vaccine Found to Prevent Heart Failure, Strokes, and Heart-Related Deaths
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Research Now Shows Which Blood Pressure Reading Position Is Most Predictive Of Heart Events
Jan 29
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You May Want to Reconsider Taking Fish Oil Supplements
Dec 2, 2024
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Tens of Thousands of Heart Attacks and Strokes are Preventable with More Statins Usage
Jul 7
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A Novel Blood Test May Now Show You Have Blocked Arteries Even With Minimal Symptoms
Jan 16
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The Number One TestThat Predicts You Might Die Suddenly From A Heart Attack
Nov 3, 2024
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Fat Wars: Coconuts, Health Food or Contributor to Heart Disease? Part III
The debate about coconuts and coconut oil is far from settled.
Nov 10
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Fat Wars: The Meat and Heart Health Conundrum, Part II
There may be important differences if it is processed or unprocessed.
Nov 4
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Fat Wars: Are Saturated Fats Bad For Your Heart? Part 1
The traditional claim that all saturated fats are bad for you is being challenged.
Oct 29
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David Mokotoff, MD
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How Adults Can Identify and Treat Silent Heart Disease
No one test tells you if your heart disease will kill you, but knowing your risk factors can help lessen that probability.
Oct 17
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Small Amounts of Exercise May Be Better Than None
A new study suggests the tiny pulses of exercise may provide cardiac benefit.---
Oct 9
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David Mokotoff, MD
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It Turns Out That Most Cases Of Heart Disease Could Have Been Predicted
A new study suggests that the "silent killer" should have been predictable.
Oct 1
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Marijuana Use May Worsen Heart Failure and Death
This is a cautionary tale about distinguishing between correlation and causation.
Sep 28
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Florida's Second Chance Act Should be Mandatory in All States
The act provides screening electrocardiograms for all student athletes in grades nine through twelve.
Sep 19
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David Mokotoff, MD
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Inflammation Should Be a Separate Heart Disease Risk Factor in Women
A recent study provides strong data that inflammation may be a separate and strong risk factor for heart disease.
Sep 11
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David Mokotoff, MD
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