High Cholesterol Stories
Men who are obese in their young adult years are at significant risk for life threatening diseases that may cut their life short.
A fat, lecithin, that is in many common foods may be processed by bacteria into a chemical known to increase risk of heart disease.
The anti-teen drinking group MADD says alcohol-related driving deaths shouldn't be the heaviest concern on a parent's mind.
A new gene-based approach helped the liver clear 45 percent more "bad cholesterol," suggesting a new approach that works well with statins.
A study from the Netherlands claims that the present adult generation is significantly less healthy than past generations of adults.![Benefits Of Red Wine Don't Apply To Overweight And Obese [STUDY]](https://images.medicaldaily.com/sites/medicaldaily.com/files/styles/small/public/2013/08/04/0/36/3661.jpg)
New study claims the ingredient in red wine with anti-aging properties would not work for obese individuals.
Researchers have analyzed the association of blindness and cholesterol accumulation in the eye while also testing possible medications in eye drop form.
Dosages that were too high increased the likelihood of kidney failure and hospital admission significantly says a new report.
A group of UCLA researchers said they have altered the makeup of tomatoes to include a peptide that may aid in the break down of bad cholesterol build up.
A new study is claiming that kids who drink whole milk as opposed to skim milk stand a better chance of not becoming obese later in life.
By looking at the medical records of 13,253 people over a 19-year span, researchers were able to validate that heart-benefiting actions also reduced cancer indignantly.
A study has found that stress can elevate your risk of a heart attack by 27 percent - the equivalent of smoking five cigarettes each day.