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Coffee Drinkers Have Lower Risk of Overall Death, Study Shows
ABC News
A study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine found that coffee drinkers are less likely to die from several common health conditions, including heart disease, stroke, diabetes, accidents and infections than non-coffee drinkers are.
Coffee Drinkers May Live LongerDiscovery News
Coffee May Be Part of the Recipe for a Longer LifeWebMD
Coffee gives jolt to life spanScience News
The Seattle Times -BusinessWeek
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To avoid stroke, women should shun trans fats
STLtoday.com
The not-so-good part of trans fats are the dangers that may manifest later in life, including stroke. According to the American Heart Association, about 795000 people experience a stroke every year, and 137000 people die from them.

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AFP

Heart disease, diabetes spreading to poorer regions
msnbc.com
The United Nations data showed one in three adults worldwide has raised blood pressure -- the cause of around half of all deaths from stroke and heart disease -- and the condition affects almost half the adult population in some countries in Africa.
WHO spotlight on BP burdenThe Hindu
Non-Communicable Diseases Cause Most Deaths WorldwideVoice of America

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The severity of strokes
Fox News
In the United States, stroke is the leading cause of serious long-term disability, and the fourth most common cause of death, reports the American Heart Association. Types Ninety percent of strokes are ischemic. When the arteries leading to the brain ...

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Landmark Earns Stroke Accreditation
Patch.com
Landmark has been added to the Rhode Island Department of Health's official list of Certified Stroke Centers, enabling the medical center to treat more Northern Rhode Island residents who are likely to have, or have suffered, a stroke. “Heart attack ...


U.S. News & World Report

Palpitations May Signal Future Heart Rhythm Problem
U.S. News & World Report
Atrial fibrillation increases a person's risk of heart attack, stroke and death. It was already known that high blood pressure is a risk factor for atrial fibrillation, but, according to the researchers, this is the first study to make a connection ...
Palpitations are predictive of future atrial fibrillationHealthCanal.com
Listen to Your HeartdailyRx

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Plavix Set to Lose Patent Protection
New York Times
Before Plavix arrived in 1997, aspirin was the standard treatment for preventing blood clots that led to heart attacks and stroke. Combining aspirin with Plavix, though, “tremendously improved” the results, Dr. Nissen said. But now, in a farewell that ...
Dr Reddy's may launch low-cost copy of Plavix in USBusiness Standard

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American Heart Association of the Sandhills' Go Red for Women luncheon set for ...
Fayetteville Observer
The Go Red for Women luncheon at SkyView on Hay will feature the stories of women who have encountered heart disease or strokes. "This is about more than spreading awareness, which we're going to do," said Jean Moore, chairwoman for the luncheon.

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"Emergency Medical Services Week" Highlights Stroke Survivors and Awareness
MarketWatch (press release)
Today, Melendez suffers no lasting effects of the stroke. Through the UW Medicine emphasis on research, she was also able to participate in a research study looking for the best way to prevent strokes that may be related to a small hole in the heart ...

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Apixaban cuts stroke risk in all types of AF, says ARISTOTLE
TheHeart.Org
It was presented here last week at the Heart Rhythm Society 2012 Scientific Sessions by Dr Sana Al-Khatib (Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University, Durham, NC). Entry into ARISTOTLE called for AF plus at least one other stroke/embolism risk ...

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