Pre-Diabetes May Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
A new study suggests that people who are pre-diabetic may have an increased risk of heart disease and premature death.
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Sleep Fragmentation May Increase Risk of Inflammation and Atherosclerosis
According to a new study, sleep disruption may increase the risk of atherosclerosis by raising inflammatory-related white blood cell counts.Read now -
Blood Pressure Response During Exercise May Indicate Future Risk of Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease
A recent study suggests that higher blood pressure during exercise and delayed blood pressure recovery following exercise may indicate a higher risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease later in life.Read now -
Study Finds Citrus Flavones and Olive Polyphenols Improve Markers of Heart Health
According to a new study, supplementation with an extract containing grapefruit and bitter orange flavones and flavanones and olive polyphenols may help improve markers of heart health.Read now -
Study Finds Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease is Associated With Faster Cognitive Decline
A new study found that cardiovascular risk factors are associated with faster declines in global cognition and memory.Read now -
Adding Spices to Meal May Help Decrease Postmeal Inflammation
A recent study suggests that adding a 6 gram spice blend to a high-saturated-fat, high-carbohydrate meal may help reduce postprandial inflammation in overweight men.Read now -
Daily Consumption of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages May Increase Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
A new study has found that women who drink one or more sugar-sweetened beverages per day may have up to a 20% increased risk of cardiovascular disease.Read now -
Heavy Alcohol Consumption May Increase Risk of Stroke and Peripheral Artery Disease
Read nowA new study has found that higher alcohol consumption may increase the risk of stroke and peripheral artery disease.
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Physical Activity May Decrease Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in People With Metabolic Syndrome
According to a recent study, even light physical activity performed at least 2 hours per week may help decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with metabolic syndrome.Read now
