Tag Archives: heart disease
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Multivitamin Use Doesn't Protect Against Cancer or Heart Disease
A new study has demonstrated that multivitamin use does not prevent against diseases such as cancer or heart disease. -
Impact of BMI on the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and Death
Research shows that even being slightly overweight can significantly increase the risk of heart disease and death. -
Red and processed meats and heart disease, stroke, and diabetes
It is commonly assumed that red meat consumption of all kinds is associated with increased risks of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. A new paper has looked into this generalised assumption. -
Having a Pear Shaped Body Protective Against Heart Disease
There may be health benefits to having a larger lower half than top half. A study completed by Oxford University researchers showed that having a pear-shaped body is not only less dangerous than having an apple-shaped body, it is actually protective against heart disease.
