Heart & Metabolic Prevention

BP, lipids, A1c, ASCVD risk, and lifestyle/med therapy to lower risk.

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bloompakistan.com > doctors-warn-95-of-pakistanis-have-high-blood-lipid-levels

Doctors Warn 95% of Pakistanis Have High Blood Lipid Levels

1+ hour, 50+ min ago   (195+ words) Around 95% of Pakistan’s population has excessively high blood lipid levels, according to a study cited by medical experts, raising concerns about the risk of heart disease across the country. Doctors have urged people to monitor their cholesterol levels and adopt…...


indiatoday.in > health > story > your-cholesterol-is-normal-but-your-heart-could-still-be-at-risk-3015249-2026-10-12

Your cholesterol is normal, but your heart could still be at risk

2+ hour, 7+ min ago   (682+ words) A normal cholesterol report is often seen as a sign that the heart is healthy. For many people, getting their cholesterol levels checked and finding that the numbers fall within the recommended range brings a sense of relief. However, heart…...


healthandme.com > nutrition > peanut-consumption-associated-with-lower-type-2-diabetes-risk-study-explains-article-156317603

Peanut Consumption Associated With Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk: Study Explains

10+ hour, 58+ min ago   (344+ words) Health and Me Eating peanuts may help lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes Researchers have identified changes in blood fats that could help explain the association The findings indicate that peanuts may impact the body’s lipid metabolism The…...


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Doctors shocked: this new pill targets heart risk most treatments ignore

12+ hour, 27+ min ago   (404+ words) In France, more than one in five adults has high cholesterol, according to the national Esteban study conducted by Public Health France. This excess of “bad” LDL cholesterol remains one of the primary risk factors for cardiovascular disease—the world’s…...


dairynews.today > news > dairy_choices_show_why_labels_matter_for_blood_pressure_4060471.html

Dairy Choices Show Why Labels Matter for Blood Pressure

13+ hour, 43+ min ago   (470+ words) dairynews.today Dairy Choices Show Why Labels Matter for Blood Pressure A selection by Brandi Jones, a registered nurse and nursing educator, lists six dairy options that may fit within the DASH approach, or Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension. The…...


theage.com.au > goodfood > tips-and-advice > no-eggs-don-t-actually-increase-cholesterol-levels-plus-four-more-common-myths-20261012-p6124n.html

No, eggs don’t actually increase cholesterol levels (plus four more common myths)

13+ hour, 29+ min ago   (790+ words) Is it okay to eat eggs every day and how many is too many? A dietitian separates the facts from the fiction (and not the yolk from the white). Produced in partnership with Australian Eggs. Sponsored by Australian Eggs Whether…...


finance.yahoo.com > healthcare > articles > beyond-cholesterol-numbers-dr-wallace-154900316.html

Beyond Cholesterol Numbers: Dr. Wallace Brucker Brings AI-Powered Cardiac Plaque Screening to Las Vegas Executives at LV Longevity Lab

15+ hour, 40+ min ago   (321+ words) LAS VEGAS, NV, Oct. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Using FDA-cleared Cleerly AI analysis of coronary CT angiography, LV Longevity Lab looks directly at the arteries — settling whether plaque exists and personalizing decisions about medications like statins within a scientifically structured longevity plan…...


indiablooms.com > health > peanuts-may-do-more-than-you-think-study-uncovers-potential-metabolic-health-benefits > details

Peanuts may do more than you think! Study uncovers potential metabolic health benefits

20+ hour, 28+ min ago   (948+ words) New research suggests that peanuts may do more than provide calories, with specific fatty acids associated with peanut consumption linked to a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Researchers at the German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke (DIfE), in collaboration…...