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	Omega-3 fatty acids-a boon for cardiac patients !
	Radiation/treadmill testing can find hidden heart problems
	Acetaminophen, warfarin a dangerous combination
	Blood-thinning drug reduces stroke risk
	Sex Can Be Better After Menopause
	Heart Disease ‘Hole’ Needs Early Treatment
	Heartburn linked to cancer
	Pill Plus Smoking Ups Heart Disease Risk
	New arthritis machine
	Pubic Hair May Show Breast Cancer
	Coffee Boosts Blood Pressure, Hormones
	Milk Does Not Protect Bones
	Study questions herbs and infertility
	Young Smokers Suffer More Harm
	Rabies Transmission by Oral and Other Non-bite Routes
	Parkinson's Disease - genetics & environmental aetiology
	HIV -1 false positive result with Western Blot testing !
	Omega-3 fatty acids-a boon for cardiac patients!
	Minor EKG abnormalities may mean trouble
	Male Infertility May Raise Testicular Cancer Risk
	Gene Influences Heart Disease, Stroke Risk
	New Risk Factors for Heart diseases in Men
	Smoking & Sex Don't Mix
	Study: Eggs Don’t Increase Heart Risk
	Health problems during middle age can speed up the aging process in the brain and increase the risk of stroke in later years

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Some Facts on Exercise

 

	In the U.S. alone, diabetes -- the inability of a body to control its blood sugar -- is diagnosed in 2,200 people a day.
	The average life expectancy in Japan is 84 years for women and 77 years for men.
	Tuberculosis on rise in Japan
	Being overweight is the second leading cause of preventable death in the United States.
	Smokers not only are more prone to lung and heart disease than non-smokers, they also are more vulnerable to diseases of gum.

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