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Sleep Is Good For Your Heart, Reduces Risk Of CVD, According To Study

Sleep Is Good For Your Heart, Reduces Risk Of CVD, According To Study
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APOE2 Confers Atheroprotection, Especially to Young Adults

Genetic testing for APOE would improve the prediction of atherosclerosis and enable the pursuit of aggressive strategies, said one researcher.

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Progressive Charlestown: New Research Indicates That Atherosclerosis – Thought To Be Irreversible – Can Be Reversed

Progressive Charlestown: New Research Indicates That Atherosclerosis – Thought To Be Irreversible – Can Be Reversed
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Heart disease: Hypertension, high cholesterol raise young adult risks

Researchers say younger adults with high cholesterol and high blood pressure have an elevated risk of atherosclerosis even if they don't exhibit symptoms

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Turning Back Subclinical Atherosclerosis Possible in Some Middle-Age People

Younger people seem to have the most to gain from lowering lipids and BP, suggesting very early treatment is worth exploring.

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