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Winning The Battle Of The Bulge: We're A Scrimmage Closer To Victory
April 28, 2004 — Saint Louis University researchers believe they've won a major skirmish in the battle of the bulge, and their findings are published in the May issue of ... > full story -
Moderate-Fat Diet Is Kinder To Heart Than Low-Fat Diet, Study Shows
February 2, 2004 — Overweight individuals who adopt a low-fat diet in hopes of lessening their risk of heart disease and diabetes may be venturing down the wrong path, results of a new study headed by a nutritional ... > full story -
Dieters Decrease Heart Risk On Moderate Fat Program
January 29, 2004 — Although low-fat diets are recommended for heart health, a moderate-fat weight loss diet reduced dieters' cardiovascular risk better than a low-fat diet in a study conducted at Penn ... > full story -
No Link Between Fat And Stroke Risk, Northwestern Researcher Finds
October 3, 2003 — Unlike its scientifically established relationship to heart disease, dietary fat does not seem to be associated with risk for stroke, according to an article in the Oct. 4 issue of the British ... > full story -
Inflammation Blocks Impact Of Heart Healthy Diets For Some
July 24, 2003 — Results of a Johns Hopkins study suggest that natural chemicals released in the body as a result of chronic inflammation may underpin the failure of low-fat, so-called heart healthy diets to actually ... > full story -
Stress Causes Heart-Damaging Fats To Stay In Blood Longer
February 13, 2002 — A new study has found the first evidence that short periods of psychological stress can cause the body to take longer to clear heart-damaging fats from the bloodstream. ... > full story -
High Blood Triglycerides Are Independent Risk Factor For Stroke
December 10, 2001 — For the first time, researchers have shown that high triglycerides – a type of blood fat – are a strong independent predictor of a person’s risk for stroke, according to a report in ... > full story -
New Suspect, Apo B, May Factor In Genetic Cause Of High Cholesterol
April 13, 2001 — Mounting evidence points toward a new suspect in the most common genetic cause of high cholesterol, researchers report in Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis and Vascular Biology: Journal of the American ... > full story -
Breast Cancer Drug Improves Arteries In Men With Heart Disease
March 20, 2001 — In the first study of its kind, a drug used to treat breast cancer improved blood flow in men with coronary artery disease, researchers report in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart ... > full story -
Gene Increases Cholesterol Levels In African-American Men
May 12, 2000 — A form of a gene found in some African-American men is associated with higher levels of cholesterol than other forms of the gene, a research team reports in this month's Arteriosclerosis, ... > full story
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