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cardiovascular disease

Combined forces of ‘polypill’ cut down heart disease

In the News  |  Published: 27 May 201127 May 2011

An international study involving New Zealand patients and researchers has shown that a pill containing  a combination of treatments has […]

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NZ Herald: Popular painkillers ‘lift stroke, heart risk’

In the News  |  Published: 14 January 2011

Martin Johnston writes in the New Zealand Herald about a new study which suggests that the long-term use of popular […]

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Elevated trans fats in dairy supply may be linked to health risk

Uncategorized  |  Published: 08 October 2010

New Zealand Herald’s Chris Barton investigates new evidence of palm kernel-derived trans fats in New Zealand dairy products and their […]

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‘Cut fat and salt now to save lives’ – UK watchdog

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 24 June 201025 June 2010

A hard-hitting report from the UK health watchdog group National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) calls on government […]

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Dom Post: Kiwi processors play down findings on meat ‘risks’

In the News  |  Published: 25 May 2010

Tim Cronshaw writes in Business Day about recent US research suggesting that processed meat can increase the risk of developing […]

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Research calls for substantial reduction in salt intake

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 04 February 2010

A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine this month has prompted calls in Europe for EU-wide […]

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NBR: Erectile dysfunction a warning sign for heart health

In the News  |  Published: 21 January 2010

A report published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology has found that erectile dysfunction is linked with […]

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Low-dose radiation exposure and cardiovascular disease

Expert Reactions  |  Published: 23 October 2009

It’s been hypothesized that occupational exposure to low-dose ionizing radiation could increase a person’s risk of cardiovascular disease, but until […]

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