High Blood Pressure
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Article - 12 Common Diabetes Myths Debunked
Discover the truth about 12 common diabetes myths so you can help your parent with type 2 diabetes sort fact from fiction.
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Blog Post - High Blood Pressure? Put Down the Salt Shaker
A new study shows that too much salt can boost blood pressure. These resources can help you reduce salt intake at home and when dining out.
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Blog Post - Exciting News For Heart and Stroke Patients
Two-drug combination blood pressure therapy lowers cardiovascular risk in patients with high blood pressure.
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Blog Post - Fat Belly Now Doubles Risk of Dementia Later
A new study links belly fat in midlife with an increased risk of developing dementia later in life. It's the first-ever study to link excess weight to Alzheimer's-type dementias.
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Blog Post - Macular Degeneration: All Eyes Are on Hormone Therapy
New research shows that taking hormones cuts a woman's risk of macular degeneration in half. But hormone therapy raises the risk for other health conditions.
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Blog Post - Silent Stroke: Another Reason to Get Serious About Heart Health
A new study showed nearly 11 percent of middle-aged participants had silent strokes. Addressing cardiovascular risk factors can decrease stroke risk.
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Question - What can I do to improve my confidence and control my blood pressure?
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Question - How can I help my mom deal with high blood sugar, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol?
Along with high blood sugar, someone with diabetes might also have high blood pressure and cholesterol. But she can reduce all three the same way.
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Question - My dad's palpitations have suddenly become allot more frequent.
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Question - How do I help my father decide which Medigap plan is right for him?
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Question - Could my father's loud snoring be caused by a medical problem?
Loud snoring may indicate a medical problem like sleep apnea. Loud snoring could also be caused by obesity, alcohol, smoking, and medications.
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Question - What help is available to pay for prescription drugs?
Can your parent get financial help to pay for prescription drugs? Does Medicare cover drugs, or are there other ways to get help paying for prescriptions?
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Question - How do I make sure my father with Alzheimer's remembers to take his medicines?
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