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Heart failure linked to gene variant affecting vitamin D activation

By David Liu A new study in the journal Pharmacogenomics found that patients with high blood pressure who carry a gene variant that affects an enzyme
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High salt intake boosts stroke risk

By David Liu A new study suggests that high intake of salt or chemically known as sodium chloride boosts risk for stroke and cardiovascular disease. The study ...
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Trans fat raises risk of sudden cardiac death in women

Editor's note: Some readers may have gotten the message after reading news reports on a study saying that evidence was found in mummies that suggests ...
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Vitamin D cuts risk of cardiovascular disease

By David Liu A new study suggests maintaining high levels of vitamin D in the blood help reduce risk of stroke, heart disease and death significantly ...
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Study: Virus may trigger high blood pressure

Sunday May 17, 2009 (foodconsumer.org) -- Reuters is reporting on a remarkable new study confirming that high blood pressure may be caused by a herpes ...
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Fructose vs. glucose debate ignited by study

Saturday April 26, 2009 (foodconsumer.org) -- A recent study led by Peter Havel of the University of California-Davis indicates that fructose may lead to metabolic ...
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Vitamin D may prevent heart failure

Sunday June 14, 2008 (foodconsumer.org) -- Taking vitamin D supplements may help prevent heart failure, according to researchers from the University of Michigan....
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