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Saturday, 31st July 2010

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Can the World Cup kill? Unlikely... "Watching the World Cup on TV could kill you," according to the Daily Express.

Guidance on preventing cardiovascular disease Many newspapers today reported on recommendations from a UK health watchdog on measures to reduce the population's risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD). The guidance, issued by NICE, makes a series of recommendations, including a ban on t

Risk factors for stroke Just 10 lifestyle choices and medical conditions account for the majority of strokes, the Daily Mail reported. It said that a study had found that 80% of cases were caused by high blood pressure, smoking, a fat stomach, poor diet and lack of exer

A hearty cup of tea? "People who drink several cups of tea or coffee a day could be at lower risk of heart disease," reports the BBC. The news channel says drinking tea could cut the chances of a heart attack by up to a third.

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Statin side-effects examined

Processed meat 'raises' heart risk

Overtime 'leads to heart risks'

Heart risk for working women'

'Leftover' stem cells may aid recovery

Carbohydrates and heart problems

Near death experiences and CO2

Choc full of goodness?

Blackcurrant 'may ease asthma'

Loneliness and high blood pressure

Impotence 'a sign of heart problems'

Blood pressure changes before stroke

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