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Do Negative Emotions, Stress, and Anxiety Lead to Heart Disease?
While causality is still unproven, there appears to be an association between coronary heart disease and anger and other untoward feelings.
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While causality is still unproven, there appears to be an association between coronary heart disease and anger and other untoward feelings.
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Like millions of other people in the U.S., Steve Newport suffers from Alzheimer's disease. And while there's no cure for his ailments, a diet of medium-chain fatty acids has been helping.
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Some scientists have suggested that drinking coffee might be bad for the heart, but others have repeatedly rebutted their findings.
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Aging alone causes us to lose brain cells and mental processing speed, but there are several other causes that you have more control over.
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In 1900, pneumonia was the leading cause of death in the U.S., but when doctors found ways to keep us alive longer, the heart gave out.
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They've already enabled paralyzed rats to walk, blind mice to see, and monkeys suffering from Parkinson's to show improvement. What's next?
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After seeing patients with AIDS as an infectious disease specialist, Dr. Robert Ball Jr. went from conservative to white southern progressive.
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Patrick, a middle-aged man with no history of psychiatric illness found himself struggling with a deep depression after losing his job.
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It is a vast, empty space; the markers of other memories all around, names of other lives and the small stones placed there by the survivors, by the ones whose fate is it to remember
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An activist recounts how ACT UP demonstrators used a mastery of media and medicine to push their careful agenda. Occupiers, take note.
James Fallows on Jerry Brown's second chance. Plus: the mystery of the second skeleton, how gay couples are getting marriage right, the end of the retail salesperson, and more.
