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Egyptian authorities recovered the bodies of 10 suspected illegal immigrants on the beach of the Azizia area, west of the city of Barani in Marsa Matrouh Governorate, on Saturday evening – the second ...
The good news? You can lower cholesterol in your 40s and 50s through targeted lifestyle changes, a heart-smart diet, and—in some cases—medication or hormone therapy. Hone Health compiled ...
But high cholesterol? That one tends to fly under the radar until your doctor flags it during a routine blood test. Yet shifts in cholesterol are common as women age.
For a cholesterol-lowering late-night snack, our Chia Seed Pudding checks all the boxes. If you have high cholesterol, you’re not alone.
Cholesterol-lowering drugs have been associated with a decreased risk of dementia, according to a recent study. Statins, one of the most frequently prescribed medications in the UK, are taken by ...
Nutrition Eating this Middle Eastern staple daily can lower your cholesterol: study By Diana Bruk Published June 11, 2025, 6:50 p.m. ET ...
Syracuse, N.Y. — Chol Majok says Syracuse needs “a new beginning.” Pat Hogan believes it must choose “a new path forward.” Sharon Owens urges the city to “maximize the moment.” In a ...
2 weeks of daily mangoes “Total cholesterol and LDL are key markers linked to heart disease risk. Lowering these levels, even modestly, can have a positive long-term impact on cardiovascular health.
A new study has shown that mangoes reduce blood pressure and cholesterol levels significantly in postmenopausal women, with potential heart health benefits.
Notably, when researchers artificially removed cholesterol from cancer cells using a cholesterol-depleting drug, even the most heat-resistant cells became vulnerable to hyperthermia treatment.
As per the GOQii India Fit Report 2024, 26% of Indians are stressed due to work situations and 17% due to financial instability. This indicates that stress is one of the alarming concerns of young ...
When it comes to cholesterol control, a study published in 2023 by the Lipids in Health and Disease journal underscored the potential benefits of drinking two glasses of orange juice each day.