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High blood pressure, cholesterol before age 55, even if treated, can boost heart disease risk

Having high cholesterol and high blood pressure before age 55 has a lasting impact on your risk of heart disease in later life even if you subsequently lower your levels, new research indicates.

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High blood pressure, cholesterol before age 55, even if treated, can boost heart disease risk

Having high cholesterol and high blood pressure before age 55 has a lasting impact on your risk of heart disease in later life even if you subsequently lower your levels, new research indicates.

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Intermountain Health Study Finds Patient Genetic Test Can Effectively Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke

Intermountain Health Study Finds Patient Genetic Test Can Effectively Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke
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What causes muscle twitching — and here s when you should worry

Under most circumstances, it’s nothing to worry about, but if it persists, spreads or gets progressively worse, see a doctor.

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Intermountain Health: Current Recommendations Not Helping Patients Achieve Optimal Vitamin D Levels

Two new studies by Intermountain Health researchers finds current dosing recommendations may not help patients achieve optimal Vitamin D levels

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