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Heart disease: Certain type of gut bacteria may help lower risk

A type of gut bacteria called Oscillibacter may help lower heart disease risk by eating away at cholesterol, a new study has found.

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Heart disease: Women who binge drink have a higher risk than men

A recent study shows a woman's risk of developing heart disease may increase depending on the amount of alcohol consumed. The findings suggest that women who binge drink have a 68% higher risk of developing heart disease compared to a 33% increased risk for men.

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New program helps older adults reduce blood pressure by sitting less

A new program at Kaiser Permanente helps older adults reduce the amount of time they sit each day, which helps lower their blood pressure

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A new study says drinking alcohol raises heart disease risk — especially for women

Experts explain why women are more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol but men need to "pay attention," too.

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Atherosclerosis: Microplastics present in 60% of plaques

Atherosclerosis: Microplastics present in 60% of plaques
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