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Thursday 11 June 2009
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High Levels Of Type Of Cholesterol Not Routinely Screened Linked To Heart Attacks
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
A genetic analysis from three studies of people living in Denmark found that those who had higher levels of a cholesterol known as lipoprotein (a) due to genetic reasons were at higher risk of heart attack...
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WHO May Declare Pandemic As Swine Flu Surges In Australia
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
World Health Organization officials are meeting today to discuss the world swine flu situation and are expected to decide to move the pandemic phase from 5 to 6, the highest alert level signifying the outbreaks have...
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BPA May Cause Heart Disease In Women, Said Scientists Studying Rats
Written by Catharine Paddock, PhD
A team of scientists in the US suggested that bisphenol A (BPA) may harm the heart, particularly in women, because of what they discovered in tests on female rats and mice. BPA is a chemical used in the manufacture of...
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