Fitness and 'fatness' both matter to the heart - The Express Tribune

The Express Tribune

Fitness and 'fatness' both matter to the heart The Express Tribune US researchers found that of more than 3100 healthy adults they followed, those who improved — or simply maintained — their fitness levels were less likely to develop high blood pressure, high cholesterol or other well-established heart disease risk ... and more »

Are Juice Cleanses Safe? - Huffington Post

Are Juice Cleanses Safe? Huffington Post In one small study, one week of juice fasting led to a sudden decrease in LDL cholesterol (the bad kind) and triacylglycerol levels, but the levels returned to normal just one week later. But while drinking only fruit and vegetable juice for days on ... and more »

Fitness and "fatness" both matter to the heart - Reuters

Fitness and "fatness" both matter to the heart Reuters US researchers found that of more than 3100 healthy adults they followed, those who improved -- or simply maintained -- their fitness levels were less likely to develop high blood pressure, high cholesterol or other well-established heart disease risk ... and more »

Predicting heart disease risks - Malaysia Star

Predicting heart disease risks Malaysia Star These include high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, age and gender. Through various validated risk prediction models, estimated risk – expressed as percentage risk of a cardiovascular event over a number of years, ... and more »

Study: Doctors' weights linked to diagnosis for patients - Daily Nebraskan

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Study: Doctors' weights linked to diagnosis for patients Daily Nebraskan Being "too skinny" or "too fat" has always come down to the number on the scale when a doctor is reading a patient's body mass index. However, a recent study led by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, linked patients' weight diagnosis ... Black filmmaker debunks America's 'obesity crisis'The Grio all 5 news articles »