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Sitting Really Can Kill You, Heart Experts Say - NBC News » Aug 15, 2016 ..."Regardless of how much physical activity someone gets, prolonged sedentary time could negatively impact the health of your heart and blood vessels," Young said in a statement. "There are many important factors we don't understand about sedentary time yet. The types of studies available identify trends... Nbcnews.com

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Health Connection | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth » Innovative Technology Connects Patients to Heart Health Data · Innovative Technology Connects Patients to Heart Health Data. Bluetooth-enabled pacemaker gives heart patients instant access to life-saving heart monitoring data. SHARE:... Nbcdfw.com

Coffee and cholesterol - Health - Heart health | NBC News » Does coffee increase your risk of heart disease? Examine the links between the popular beverage and cholesterol. Nbcnews.com

'Bad cholesterol': It's not what you think - Health - Heart health | NBC ... » Feb 14, 2010 ...Two laboratory machines have played a role in perhaps the greatest medical misadventure of our time: the indictment of a villain — LDL cholesterol — with the ultimate crime of the heart, coronary artery disease. One machine delivered the early, misleading evidence of cholesterol's guilt, and another may... Nbcnews.com

Keeping the beat for CPR? Hum 'Stayin' Alive' - Health - Heart health ... » Oct 16, 2008 ...Under most circumstances, it's best to keep the beat of the Bee Gees song “ Stayin' Alive” out of your head, but heart specialists have come up with one good reason to remember: It could save someone's life. Turns out the 1977 disco hit has 103 beats per minute, a perfect number to maintain — and retain... Nbcnews.com

These 10 Foods Affect Your Risk of Heart Disease the Most - NBC ... » Mar 8, 2017 ...Volunteers filled out food diaries in real time, and were followed for years after to see what happened to their health. In 2012, Micha's team wrote, more than 700,000 Americans died of heart disease, stroke or diabetes. “Of these, an estimated 45 percent (318,656 due to heart disease, stroke, and type 2... Nbcnews.com

Heart Health: News & Studies Concerning Heart Damage - NBC News » Find the latest news and videos on heart health on NBCNews.com. Read headlines and watch videos on cholesterol, nutrition, healthy heart habits, and more. Nbcnews.com

The Century Old Heart Test That May Predict Sudden Cardiac Death ... » Aug 22, 2017 ...Related: Why Heart Attacks Are Striking Healthy Young Women. “By the time cardiac arrest happens, it's way too late,” said Dr. Sumeet Chugh, associate director of Genomic Cardiologyat Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute. “Every minute that passes there's a ten percent chance of dying. Ten minutes and you're... Nbcnews.com

President Donald Trump Wants Health Care Bill 'That Has Heart in It ... » Jun 20, 2017 ...Press Secretary Sean Spicer says President Trump is “very excited” about the health care bill's progress in the Senate. Spicer also blames Democrats for choo.. . Youtube.com