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Moderate drinking keeps weight off

09/03/2010 | Women at a healthy weight who drink a light to moderate amount of alcohol tend to gain less weight over time than non-drinkers, researchers report.


Obese children have raised CRP

08/03/2010 | Obese children as young as 3 years old have been found to have elevated levels of inflammatory markers, particularly CRP.


FDA widens role for statins in US

23/02/2010 | The makers of rosuvastatin are likely to try to broaden its indication in Australia in line with regulatory changes in the US.


More evidence linking childhood obesity to early death

16/02/2010 | Obesity, glucose intolerance, and hypertension in childhood are strongly linked with premature death from endogenous causes in young adulthood and middle age, research shows.


CT best for ruling out CAD

10/02/2010 | Computed tomography is a better non-invasive imaging test than magnetic resonance imaging for detecting and ruling out coronary artery disease, a meta-analysis shows.


CHD risk information improves outcomes

10/02/2010 | Repeatedly talking to patients about their overall risk of coronary disease improves their perception of risk and motivates those at risk to initiate preventative measures, a literature review finds.


Male drinkers can take heart from new findings

24/11/2009 | Despite guidelines advising that more than two standard drinks a day is a health risk, a new study confirms that alcohol significantly reduces the risk of coronary heart disease in men.


Slow walkers more susceptible to CV death

18/11/2009 | Older people who walk slowly are more likely to die from cardiovascular disease, a French study reveals.


HDL raising with niacin superior to ezetimibe: ARBITER 6-HALTS

17/11/2009 | Extended-release niacin is superior to ezetimibe when combined with statins for the reduction of carotid intima-media thickness in patients with coronary heart disease, research presented at the AHA 2009 scientific sessions shows.


Omega-3s no better than placebo

21/10/2009 | Supplementing antidepressant therapy with omega-3 fatty acids does not improve the treatment of major depression in depressed patients with comorbid coronary heart disease, a study finds.


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