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| Heart Health Newsletter |
Week of November 5
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In This Issue:
 Statins May Raise Heart Failure Survival
Hard Arteries Aren't Just for Older Folks Anymore
Believe It or Not, Exercise Can Boost Energy
Today's Top Story: Statins May Raise Heart Failure Survival
Research shows this class of drugs may put a huge dent in heart failure's damage.
Also See: End-Stage Heart Failure May Not Be Truly the End
Watch It Now: Basics for Busting High Cholesterol
Health News Headlines
Same Health Insurance, Different Outcome
This new research suggests that racial disparity in health care isn't just a black and white issue.
Also See: Gap in Medicare Rx Coverage Is Costly
Delaying Diabetes Diagnosis
If you're at risk for diabetes, read this news and discuss it with your doctor. Your life could depend on it!
Editor's Picks
Hard Arteries Aren't Just for Older Folks Anymore
That's right. Obese teens have them, too. Researchers have an answer. But there's catch.
Believe It or Not, Exercise Can Boost Energy
New research shows when it comes to fighting fatigue, there are no short cuts.
Quick Links to More Hot Topics on WebMD
When Doctor's Include Mean High-Tech Tests
Make Your Heart Happy: See If You're Living Right
Members Are Talking
Sage Advice
It is ALWAYS wise to have chest pain checked to rule out whether it is heart-related.
There's more to be learned -- see what everyone's talking about on WebMD's Heart Health community message boards.
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