Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Could Plaque Slow Blood Flow in the Brain?

Plaque linked to Alzheimer's disease now thought to also slow the brain's blood flow
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Alzheimer's-Linked Brain Plaques May Also Slow Blood Flow

They've long been associated with Alzheimer's disease, and now new research in animals suggests that protein plaques might slow the brain's blood flow, as well. Buildup of the amyloid...
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High 'Resting' Heart Rate Tied to Higher Odds of Early Death

A rapid "resting" heartbeat might mean you have a higher risk of dying early, researchers suggest. "Higher resting heart rate is an independent predictor of all-cause and cardiovascular death," said...
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Motorized Wheelchair Users at Raised Risk for Traffic Deaths: Study

The advent of motorized wheelchairs has given thousands of disabled Americans much more independence and mobility. But along with that freedom comes an increase in traffic-related...
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Anything Fishy About Genetically Modified Salmon?

The FDA has approved the first genetically modified animal, a kind of salmon, meant to feed people. The agency took nearly 2 decades to make its decision on the new breed of fish, called...
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Health Tip: Using Technology to Get Fit

You don't absolutely need a fancy gadget to help you get fit, but technology can make it more fun and help motivate you. The American Council on Exercise mentions these examples...
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Health Tip: Enjoy Heart-Healthy Holiday Foods

Fat- and calorie-laden dishes abound during the holidays, but you can enjoy the fruits of the season in a healthy way. The American Heart Association suggests...
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