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| Cholesterol Management Newsletter |
Week of October 14 |  | | |
In This Issue:
 Get Married, Gain Weight?
High Risk Cholesterol: Myths vs. Facts
Should I Be on Statins?
Today's Top Story: 7 Tips for a Successful Doctor Visit
Not accomplishing anything when you see your doctor? Being prepared
before you sign in helps. See this new WebMD feature about making the
most of your time with your doctor.
Also See:
Hospital Errors: Reduce Your Risks
Why Men Shy Away From Doctor's Visits
Health News Headlines
Get Married, Gain Weight?
According to a recent study, getting married may tip the scales. Get the details.
Also See: Boiled Peanuts Are Better
More Health News Headlines
Hypertension Drugs: Alzheimer's Prevention?
Diabetes Heart Help Without Surgery
The Benefits of Fiber for Your Body
Editor's Picks
High Risk Cholesterol: Myths vs. Facts
Do you have the facts when it comes to cholesterol? Start reading here.
More Hot Topics on WebMD
Exercising When Sick: A Good Move?
Looking Your Best When You're Feeling Sick
Members Are Talking
Should I Be on Statins?
This member is a 46-year-old male who exercises regularly and eats a
healthy, low-fat diet. Should he go on statins? See how WebMD's cholesterol management expert responds.
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Need Help Getting Your Cholesterol Right?
It's important to get your cholesterol right, especially if you have
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