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| | | | | A new study suggests that both step-count and time-based exercise goals are equally effective in reducing risks of heart disease. | |
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mgriblog.org
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| | | | | A new study from researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has found a possible explanation for why performing mind-body activities such as yoga and meditation can help patients reduce their high blood pressure without medication. | |
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myheartsisters.org
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| | | | | Studies now show that pregnancy complications (like my pre-eclampsia) are strongly linked to future cardiovascular disease. The Canadian husband-and-wife obstetrician team of Dr. Graeme Smith and Dr. Susan Chamberlain believe that "...too much of health care is spent reacting to disease after it's happened, and not enough is spent on prevention!" That's why they hope... | |
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thesicktimes.org
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| | | Getting medical help for any severity of Long COVID is challenging. The disease can manifest as over 200 different symptoms, ranging in severity from mildly impacting quality of life to completely debilitating. For those in the most severe categories - who are barely or completely unable to leave their beds - accessing quality care is nearly impossible. Their struggles reveal yawning gaps in a medical system that chronically ill people have been falling through for decades. | ||
