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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110522:15:40:00

something everybody should have. but if you are looking at the target of alzheimer s, i don t think that is influenced by lifestyle. jamie: all right, doctor. interesting. eric: there is a new recommendation out this week we ll talk about that has to do with cholesterol screenings, whether or not they should start in childhood. we are talking about screenings for kids as young as 9 years old. what does the study say about that? well, you know, elevated cholesterol and abnormallnormald are risk factor for development of arterial sclerosis later in life. many doctors now believe that the earlier you start to correct the abnormalities the better it is. there is nothing magic about, magical about h-30 or 35 age 30 or 35. more doctors believe if you identify abnormal lipids,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110522:15:38:00

see you on the next. eric: all right. thank you, liz. jamie: breaking news. also sunday housecall. with us now, sunday housecall host dr. rosenfeld. the rossi distinguished professor at clinical medicine. good morning. good morning. happy to be here. a lot of news today. jamie: there is. i know you are as interested to see the president s remarks as we were. now we ll get to medical news. a lot of people are tuning in and they want to know about this. there is new information you tell us about alzheimer s. a lot of research going on. to learn more about the disease, including to find out if your diet or your lifestyle could be linked to your risk of getting alzheimer s. so doc, tell us, what is new on this? alzheimer s continues to be a very challenging disease. there is no evidence, i mean if you have a relative with

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110522:15:39:00

alzheimer s, you worry do you have the gene? are you following the same lifestyle? does that make you vulnerable to it? there is no evidence of which i am aware that diet, or lifestyle has any impact on whether or not you will develop alzheimer s. nor do i think it s hereditary. i don t think people with alzheimer s particularly have a gene that makes them vulnerable. as far as i know, it s a totally unpredictable thing. and diet and lifestyle i mean we want everybody to follow a healthy lifestyle. and a good diet. but there is no evidence that doing so reduces your risk for alzheimer s later on. jamie: although, maybe it will prevent you from getting other things. of course. jamie: can go out and have a. lifestyle, a healthy lifestyle and good diet is

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180328:12:57:30

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - DW - 20180328:12:57:30
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