Experts recommend cholesterol screening for teens and young adults
Experts recommend that cholesterol screening should begin as early as 20 years of age because it is a key indicator of heart-attack risk, and should be rechecked at least once every five years.

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HRT May Reduce Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease
THURSDAY, June 16 (HealthDay News) — The use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) appears to help protect postmenopausal women against the development of peripheral artery disease, new research indicates.

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Grill strategies: Get deep flavor from big cuts of meat
Recipes: Espresso-Powered Barbecue Brisket, Espresso Rub, Espresso Grilling Sauce and Cuban Grilled Pork

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It’s possible to be obese, yet healthy: Study
Washington, June 17 : An Indian researcher has challenged the common perception that obese and overweight people are not as healthy as their counterparts with a new study.

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