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Mediterranean diet may be best for curbing cognitive decline

Mediterranean diet may be best for curbing cognitive decline
May 22nd, 2013

Though countless studies are currently being conducted worldwide to try and find ways to stave off issues like Alzheimer’s disease, a new trial finds consuming a Mediterranean diet might be a great starting point.

Cellphone use tied to high blood pressure

Cellphone use tied to high blood pressure
May 16th, 2013

High blood pressure is a common problem in America. Approximately 67 million, or one in three, American adults are plagued with the condition that has ties to heart disease and stroke, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Sun exposure could promote better health in old age

Sun exposure could promote better health in old age
May 9th, 2013

Getting a daily dose of time outside, enjoying the sunshine and fresh air, might be just what the doctor ordered.

Some stroke patients forgo the ambulance

Some stroke patients forgo the ambulance
May 1st, 2013

Despite the high death rate, new information from the American Heart Association shows many stroke patients aren’t using the best method of transportation to get to the hospital following symptoms.

Fiber intake may curb stroke risk

Fiber intake may curb stroke risk
April 23rd, 2013

Strokes are a sudden and common medical condition, many times resulting in major side effects such as speech issues or physical disabilities.

Various treatments deemed ineffective in fight against cognitive decline

Various treatments deemed ineffective in fight against cognitive decline
April 17th, 2013

Cognitive decline is a natural part of getting older, but finding ways to stave off more serious neurodegenerative diseases like dementia and Alzheimer’s continues to be a major goal within the medical community.

Dementia patients likely to suffer from depression

Dementia patients likely to suffer from depression
April 10th, 2013

A new dementia study finds the majority (70 percent) of Whales residents with the disease suffer from depression, or inactivity because of it.

Study finds exercise, mental activity boost cognitive abilities among seniors

Study finds exercise, mental activity, boost cognitive abilities among seniors
April 3rd, 2013

A new study has found seniors who exercise their brains and their bodies may be better protected from cognitive decline.

Study found national recommendations for heart failure medications are cost-effective

Study shows cost effectiveness of heart failure medication
March 29th, 2013

A recent study conducted by researchers at UCLA found that medications recommended to patients who have heart failure are highly cost-effective.

Salt intake led to more than 2 million deaths in 2010

Recent report shows more than 2 million deaths in 2010 were a result of too much salt intake
March 22nd, 2013

A recent report presented at the American Heart Association’s Epidemiology and Prevention/Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism 2013 Scientific Sessions showed​​ the dangers of consuming too much sodium.

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