Altered habits reduce heart disease risk and Down's syndrome cautions
The column notes a decline in heart disease deaths since the mid 1960s linked to reduced smoking in men and lower fat intake, contrasting Europe where risk factors did not fall. It advises public education and personal habit changes as enough in some cases. It also discusses increasing maternal age and Down's syndrome risk, giving age related probabilities and emphasizing age 40 and above. It cites cocaine safety warnings from medical bodies and promotes Dr. Solomon's weight loss booklet.
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UNC researchers find chemicals that lower cholesterol in animals
University of North Carolina scientists report that cyclic imide derivatives reduce up to 60 percent of cholesterol and fats in lab rats and mice at low doses with no apparent side effects. About half of 75 tested derivatives lowered fats. humans still need study. Authors Iris Hall George Cocolas James Chapman Patricia Voorstad.
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