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Middle-aged adults with orthostatic hypotension may be at increased risk for dementia in later years

Orthostatic Hypotension Linked to Later Dementia Risk

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Middle-aged adults found 40 percent more likely to develop dementia over time
Cholesterol's impact on myocardial infarction may differ by age

ACC: Younger MI Patients More Likely to Have Low HDL, High LDL

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Different measures may be required to accurately identify MI risk in this age group
Americans with hypertension are getting more sodium in their diet than they did in 1999

ACC: Sodium Intake Rising Among Patients With HTN

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Average sodium intake more than double recommended daily limit for these patients
Pokémon Go players are twice as likely to walk 10

Playing Pokémon Go Can Help Patients Up Daily Step Counts

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Smartphone game benefits overweight, sedentary people most, researchers report
Winter is a particularly precarious time for heart failure patients

ACC: Hospitalizations Up for Heart Failure Patients in Winter

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Researchers find hospitalizations, deaths among these patients highest during winter months
Individuals with the least gluten in their diets appear to have a slightly higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes over a few decades

Gluten-Free Diet Linked to Higher Odds of Developing T2DM

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People eating least amount of gluten found more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, researchers say
Retinal hemorrhages

Retinal Microvascular Findings Linked to Risk of PAD

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Retinal hemorrhages, exudates, microaneurysms, retinopathy linked to risk of peripheral artery disease
An invasive multiple sclerosis treatment called liberation therapy is not only costly

SIR: ‘Liberation Therapy’ Ineffective As MS Treatment

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Invasive procedure carries risk of complications, significant financial cost, researcher says
Wrist-worn fitness devices may be less accurate than thought during certain exercises

ACC: Wrist Heart Rate Monitors Less Accurate Than Chest Strap

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Devices as much as 34 beats off per minute during certain exercises, researchers find
Getting people worldwide to eat more fruits and vegetables could significantly reduce disability and premature death from heart disease

Lack of Fruits, Vegetables Ups Global Heart Disease Burden

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New analysis finds low consumption linked to more lost years of healthy life