Cardiovascular Disease
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Preventing Cardiovascular Disease: The Role of Lifestyle
In 2022, cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) claimed an estimated 19.
Menopause blood pressure changes raise heart risks for women
In 2013, cardiovascular disease claimed 398,086 American women's lives.
Heart-healthy habits prevent the leading cause of death
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death globally, yet most deaths are preventable through lifestyle changes.
Plant-forward diet boosts women's heart health through menopause
A 20-year study of 66,892 postmenopausal women found that those who most closely followed a plant-forward diet slashed their cardiovascular disease risk by approximately 28%, reports FemTech World .
New Study Links Food Preservatives to High Blood Pressure
A recent study involving 112,395 people revealed that eight common food preservatives, including potassium sorbate (E202) and sodium nitrite (E250), are linked to a significantly higher risk of high b
New Study Shows Nightly Steps Significantly Boost Heart Health
A groundbreaking study of 78,000 participants found that taking just 2,500 steps after dinner can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease by 15%, according to research highlighted by Health .
Women Over 40 See Omega-3 Benefits, New Research Confirms
A recent meta-analysis of 50 studies revealed a crucial insight for women over 40: higher omega-3 intake reduced cardiovascular disease risk by 15%, according to the Journal of Women's Health .
Ultra-processed foods now make up over half of U.S. diets
More than half of all calories consumed by Americans aged one and older now come from ultra-processed foods, a dietary shift observed between August 2021 and August 2023, according to the CDC .