Nursing in Practice - Depression and heart disease deadly
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Nursing in Practice - Depression and heart disease deadly
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Most Recently Shared on September 17, 2010 at 11:13 am By:
Depression and heart disease deadly: Suffering from heart disease and depression at the same time can dramatically... http://bit.ly/aJhR3m
Heart disease: Simple steps can sharply cut risk of death, study finds - latimes.com
latimes.com — “Seven factors outlined by the American Heart Assn. – including diet and exercise – are found to sharply reduce the short-term risk of death. But out of 17,820 people, only two met all seven.” View full resource at latimes.com
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Nursing in Practice - Workplace noise link to heart disease
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Limited alcohol intake cuts sudden cardiac death risk in women | theheart.org
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Women's sudden-death risk falls with light to moderate drinking: Nurses' Health Study: The finding is consistent w... http://bit.ly/bHPNfD
Nursing in Practice - Oral link to heart disease studied
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Oral link to heart disease studied: Scientists have discovered how plaque-causing bacteria in the mouth can trigge... http://bit.ly/bZDPKd
Nursing in Practice - Serious causes behind blackouts "under-recognised"
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Serious causes behind blackouts "under-recognised": Doctors could be failing to identify heart disease and serious... http://bit.ly/cfvzUl
Nursing in Practice - Oral hygiene link to heart disease
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Oral hygiene link to heart disease: A new study confirms the link between oral hygiene and the risk of cardiovascu... http://bit.ly/9b9hV4
Nursing in Practice - Overtime link to heart disease
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Overtime link to heart disease: Those who regularly work longer hours are at an increased risk of heart disease an... http://bit.ly/al6YBv
Nursing in Practice - Blood fat linked to heart disease
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Blood fat linked to heart disease: A blood fat produced in the liver, which is derived from meat and dairy product... http://bit.ly/bam1cj
Nursing in Practice - Stressed women "risk heart disease"
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Stressed women "risk heart disease": New research has shown that young women who have stressful jobs may be more a... http://bit.ly/cTh796
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