All posts tagged health
SimpleScience@Heart: After ER visit for chest pain, trip to heart doctor may save your life
A lot of folks treated for chest pain in emergency rooms don’t follow up with a heart doctor — possibly increasing their chance of dying. That’s the finding in a new Canadian study that revealed a quarter of high risk …
SimpleScience@Heart: U.S. adolescents get failing grades for their health
Is your teenager headed for heart problems? Most in the United States may be, based on a new report on diet, exercise and other healthy behaviors: More than 80 percent
Eating seasonally in Spring
It happens every spring. We can’t wait for the smell of freshly cut grass, robins flying back into our yard, and the sprouts of fresh vegetables emerging from
SimpleScience@Heart 7: lucky number for reducing stroke risk
Seven may be your lucky number when it comes to reducing stroke risk. For every extra seven grams of fiber people added to their daily diet, their risk of
SimpleScience@Heart: Most pre-packaged meals, snacks for toddlers contain too much salt
Nearly 75 percent of commercial pre-packaged meals and savory snacks for toddlers are high in sodium, according to a new study. Some toddler meals had as much
SimpleScience@Heart Almost everyone in the world eats too much salt
No matter where you live, you’re probably eating way more salt than you should. Seventy-five percent of the world’s population eats nearly twice the recommended amount of salt per
SimpleScience@Heart: Heart-healthy behavior reduces cancer, too
Following seven healthy behaviors to prevent heart disease can also help you ward off cancer. For each American Heart Association Life’s Simple 7 steps that you follow, your risk
SimpleScience@Heart: Walking trumps massage for improving life after stroke
Stroke survivors should consider a regular stroll around their neighborhood instead of routine trips to a masseuse. A new study shows that stroke survivors who walked three times a
Ramp Up Your Workout Motivation
Has your workout become routine and boring? Lack of motivation seems to be one of the biggest barriers for a lot of people who are exercising and eating
SimpleScience@Heart: Death of a sibling can cause real heart ache
If your sibling dies, it might be a good idea for you to get a medical check-up – and to stay on top of your health for years



