Substitutions can make your holiday healthier

 
Cholesterol NEWS AND VIEWS
November 24, 2008
According to experts, you may not have to give up your favorite foods during the holiday season if you're willing to experiment with their recipes.  Read more>
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A reporter talks to doctors and scientists who are urging caution about statin use, saying that the keys to heart disease prevention are healthy behaviors and screening rather than a preventative pill.   Read more>
In this article, an expert has compiled a list of 12 things you should know about aspirin and the possible effects of its regular use.  Read more>
Levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol among adult Americans have fallen somewhat since 1980. However, harmful triglyceride levels have nearly quintupled over the same time period, according to research presented at the  Read more>
Call for adults who take statins to control high cholesterol to participate in a study.  Read more>
Diets high in saturated fat appear to increase the risk of cancer of the small intestine, a study shows.  Read more>
Health experts Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Dr. Walter Willett, and Dr. Melina Jampolis talk about their own vitamin regimens, discussing which ones they take and which they've chosen to toss out.   Read more>
Find options for heart valve replacement.  Read more>
Quiz of the Week
Your risk of heart disease and heart failure are increased by a number of factors. Do you know what they are? Test your knowledge. 
Today's Poll
For which conditions do you take aspirin regularly?
Your options are:
  • arthritis or chronic pain
  • heart disease
  • headaches
  • a combination of these
  • I do not take aspirin regularly
News You Can Use
According to health experts, four of the top 10 causes of death are linked to poor diets or diets that lack important nutrients. Read more>

 

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