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Non-heavy alcohol use associated with liver fibrosis: Study \
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Non-heavy alcohol use associated with liver fibrosis: Study

 08-Dec-2022
According to a new study, non-heavy alcohol use on liver health are often contradictory, both within the general population and among those known to have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and at-risk individuals.
08-Dec-2022 Health
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Ignoring cholesterol, glucose levels at 35 may get chance of Alzheimer’s disease: Study \
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Ignoring cholesterol, glucose levels at 35 may get chance of Alzheimer’s disease: Study

 25-Mar-2022
Boston (Massachusetts) [US], March 25 (ANI): A new research conducted by the Boston University of School and Medicine has revealed that lower high-density cholesterol (HDL) and high triglyceride levels measured in the blood as early as age 35 are associated with a higher incidence of AD in the future.
25-Mar-2022 Health
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Study finds low blood pressure leads to increased death risk following stroke \
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Study finds low blood pressure leads to increased death risk following stroke

 06-Nov-2021
Boston (Massachusetts) [US], November 6 (ANI): Even though high blood pressure has been a well-established risk factor for stroke and deaths, it turns out that having low blood pressure can also be a risk factor for death after stroke.
06-Nov-2021 Health
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Low blood pressure linked to increased death risk following stroke \
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Low blood pressure linked to increased death risk following stroke

 05-Nov-2021
Boston (Massachusetts) [US], November 5 (ANI): Even though high blood pressure or hypertension has been a well-established risk factor for stroke and for deaths, it turns out that having low blood pressure is just as great a risk factor for death after stroke.
05-Nov-2021 Health
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