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15 Feb Coffee May Raise Risk of Kidney Disease and Hypertension in About Half of Population

Posted at 20:08h in Author Interviews, Coffee, Genetic Research, JAMA, Kidney Disease
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Dr. Sara...
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28 Jan PPIs Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Disease and Death in Type 2 Diabetes

Posted at 13:59h in Author Interviews, Diabetes, JCEM, Pharmacology
These findings suggest that the clinical benefits of proton pump inhibitors use against the excess risks of cardiovascular events and mortality should be taken into consideration among patients with type 2 diabetes.
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26 Sep Night Owls May Have Increased Risk of Obesity, Diabetes and Heart Disease

Posted at 12:28h in Author Interviews, Diabetes, Sleep Disorders, Weight Research
If one is a late owl they prefer going to bed later. However, they must still wake up to do a variety of things (e.g. take care of kids, get to work, etc.) that may “force” them to be out of alignment with when people would rather be sleeping still. This changes their physiology and increases disease risk.
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11 Jul The Potential Downsides of Pursuing a Healthier Lifestyle and How to Overcome Them

Posted at 14:08h in Exercise - Fitness, Lifestyle & Health, Nutrition
How long you can maintain a health regime is one of the biggest factors in its potential for success.
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30 Jun USPSTF: Task Force Recommends Against Beta Carotene and Vitamin E to Prevent Heart Disease or Cancer

Posted at 08:59h in Author Interviews, Brigham & Women's - Harvard, Heart Disease, JAMA, Lung Cancer, Supplements, USPSTF
There are important harms associated with beta-carotene, the most serious being significantly increasing the risk of lung cancer in people who are already at risk of the disease.
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Howard D. Sesso, ScD, MPH Associate Professor of Medicine Division of Preventive Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital

16 Mar COSMOS: First Large Trial of Cocoa Supplement For Heart Disease and Cancer Prevention

Posted at 21:43h in Author Interviews, Brigham & Women's - Harvard, Cancer Research, Chocolate, Heart Disease, Supplements
COSMOS is the first large-scale, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial of a cocoa flavanol supplement that found promising signals for a role in CVD prevention in secondary analyses that warrant additional research.
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01 Jun Study Supports Role of Milk As Part of Heart Healthy Diet

Posted at 17:18h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Nutrition
We believe that the lower lipid and cholesterol levels in milk drinkers may be explained by milk calcium.
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09 Mar Chocolate in Moderation Might Lower Risk of Coronary Heart Disease

Posted at 17:39h in Author Interviews, Chocolate, Heart Disease
One of the limitations for this study was that we did not have detail information on types of chocolate and was not able to measure actual cocoa contents consumed by our veterans.
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24 Feb Chronic Kidney Disease: More Patients Would Benefit from Lower Blood Pressure Targets

Posted at 00:05h in Author Interviews, Blood Pressure - Hypertension, Kidney Disease
Controlling blood pressure  is a public health priority and particularly important for the 1 in 7 US adults with chronic kidney disease, a population with high cardiovascular disease risk.
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29 Sep Greater Understanding of How High Fructose Corn Syrup Enhances Metabolic Risk Factors

Posted at 11:28h in Author Interviews, JAMA, Sugar, Weight Research
Considering all we know about the detrimental effects sugar has on health it is surprising how little is done to limit the use of sugar in foods and food products.
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29 May Giving Your Body What It Needs: 6 Nutritional Supplements Everyone Should Consider Adding Into Their Diet

Posted at 20:26h in Author Interviews, Supplements, Vitamin D
It is important to remember that the FDA does not regulate dietary supplements. This means that, unlike medications and drugs, supplements do not have to meet any strict standards.
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Lee Hooper PhD, RD Reader in Research Synthesis, Nutrition & Hydration Norwich Medical School Norwich, UK

03 Mar Complicated Effects of Omega-3 and Polyunsaturated Fats on Cardiovascular Diseases and Cancer

Posted at 00:23h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Omega-3 Fatty Acids
We need more trials of the health effects of eating more oily fish.
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22 Oct Having a Dog Linked to Longer Life After Heart Attack or Stroke

Posted at 16:36h in Author Interviews
Whilst Dog ownership appears beneficial in our study, we are unable to distinguish if these outcomes are similar in dog lovers and non-dog lovers who are forced to acquire a dog.
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Jyrki Virtanen, PhD Assistant professor of nutritional epidemiology (tenure track) University of Eastern Finland Institute of Public Health and Clinical Nutrition Kuopio, Finland

08 Aug Nutritional Choline Linked to Lower Risk of Dementia

Posted at 11:28h in Author Interviews, Cognitive Issues, Nutrition, Red Meat
At the moment there is not enough research data to make any strong recommendations regarding choline (or egg) intake in the prevention of dementia, so there is no need to start eating a lot of eggs in hopes of preventing memory loss.
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Dr Crystal Lee BMedSc(Hons), MIPH, PhD, MBiostat Senior Research Fellow School of Psychology and Public Health, La Trobe University Honorary Research Fellow The Boden Institute of Obesity, Nutrition, Exercise & Eating Disorders The University of Sydney Adjunct Senior Research Fellow School of Public Health | Curtin University

25 Jul Women and Young People Less Likely to Have Coronary Heart Disease Managed According to Guidelines

Posted at 20:01h in BMJ, Gender Differences
We found under-prescribing of recommended medications, lack of risk factor monitoring, and not achieving treatment targets remain widespread in people with Coronary heart disease.
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Liping Pan, MD, MPH Epidemiologist Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

24 Jun Decrease in Obesity Among Young US Children Enrolled in Special Supplemental Nutrition Program 2010-2016

Posted at 00:42h in Author Interviews, CDC, JAMA, Nutrition, Pediatrics, Weight Research
Although these modest declines are encouraging, too many young children are struggling with obesity and those with obesity face significant health and social challenges
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13 May Caffeine and Heart Disease: Is There a Right Amount of Daily Coffee?

Posted at 02:39h in Author Interviews, Coffee, Heart Disease, Nutrition
People tend to naturally limit their coffee intakes in response to unpleasant sensations, and I believe this is a very reasonable thing to do.
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Lu Qi, MD, PhD, FAHA HCA Regents Distinguished Chair and Professor Director, Tulane University Obesity Research Center Department of Epidemiology Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine New Orleans, LA 70112

29 Apr Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Linked to Long Term Antibiotic Use in Women

Posted at 19:25h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Women's Heart Health
Longer duration of antibiotic use may be linked to higher risk of CVD among women. 
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22 Apr It’s Not Just Avoiding Red Meat, It’s the Substitute Diet That Influences Heart Health

Posted at 17:57h in Author Interviews, Brigham & Women's - Harvard, Heart Disease, Red Meat
Future interventions should consider appropriate comparison foods when examining the effects of red meat intake,or any particular food,
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04 Apr Even Small Amounts of Red and Processed Meat Linked to Increase in Cardiovascular Mortality

Posted at 01:20h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Nutrition, Red Meat
Red and processed meat were associated with 23% and 34% relative increased risks of total and cardiovascular mortality, respectively.
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José M. Ordovás, PhD Director Nutrition and Genomics Professor Nutrition and Genetics            JM-USDA-HNRCA at Tufts University Boston, MA 02111

14 Jan Less Than Six Hours of Sleep May Raise Risk of Heart Disease

Posted at 23:18h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, JACC, Sleep Disorders
The study demonstrates that increased risk of cardiovascular disease remains after controlling for other known risk factors, including poor diet and low levels of physical activity.
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04 Jan Breastfeeding Linked to Less Belly Fat and Smaller Waist Size

Posted at 00:41h in Author Interviews, OBGYNE, Weight Research
Regardless of race, socioeconomic status, and other pregnancy-related factors, the relationship between the duration of breastfeeding and abdominal fat persisted.
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18 Aug Effects of Childhood Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Can Drift Into Adulthood

Posted at 12:24h in Author Interviews, Pediatrics, Pulmonary Disease, Tobacco Research
The results also suggest that adult secondhand smoke exposure increases the risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease death.
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16 Jul Study Finds No Link Between Dairy Fats and Heart Disease or Mortality

Posted at 18:36h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Nutrition, Stroke
The findings also indicate that one of three fatty acids present in dairy fat was linked to lower risk of stroke among older adults.
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Adam Ford, BS Research fellow with Dr. April Armstrong Keck School of Medicine University of Southern California

27 Jun What is the Role of Diet in Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis?

Posted at 11:53h in Author Interviews, Dermatology, JAMA, Nutrition, UCLA
There is little evidence to support many diets and nutritional supplements that have been touted to be useful in reducing psoriasis.
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31 May Think Vitamin Supplements Improve Your Heart Health? Think Again!

Posted at 20:35h in Author Interviews, Heart Disease, JACC, Supplements
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: David J.A....
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31 May More Protein Associated With Moderate Increase in Heart Failure in Men (except for fish and eggs)

Posted at 12:48h in AHA Journals, Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Red Meat
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Jyrki Virtanen,...
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26 Feb Both Vegetarian and Mediterranean Diets Beneficial for Weight Loss and Heart Health

Posted at 20:43h in AHA Journals, Author Interviews, Heart Disease, Mediterranean Diet, Nutrition, Vegetarians, Weight Research
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Francesco Sofi,...
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30 Jan Majority of Older Adults With Heart Failure Have Hearing Loss

Posted at 13:44h in Author Interviews, Geriatrics, Hearing Loss, JAMA
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Madeline Sterling...
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12 Jan Prevalence of Severe Obesity Drops for First Time Among All Age, Sex and Race/Ethnic Groups

Posted at 15:48h in Author Interviews, CDC, JAMA, Weight Research
MedicalResearch.com Interview with: Liping Pan,...
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