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The FDA announced measures Tuesday designed to phase out the use of artery-clogging trans fats in foods in the next three years. (June 16)

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IT'S A DECISION THAT COULD HAVE A WIDE-SPREAD IMPACT ON HEART DISEASE IN THE U-S --THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCING TUESDAY IT WILL ORDER FOOD COMPANIES TO PHASE OUT THE USE OF ARTERY-CLOGGING TRANS FATS.SOUNDBITE (English) Susan...
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Study reveals that Mediterranean diet could be key to treating heart disease

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Study reveals that Mediterranean diet could be key to treating heart disease
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WEWS: The Push To Enroll More Women In Clinical Trials

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One Cleveland Clinic doctor told our sister station that female patients are less likely to be treated at a speciality clinic.
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Study Found Cancer Caused Higher Share Of Deaths In Some Countries

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In higher-income countries, one study found cancer caused more deaths for middle-aged people than heart disease.
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Some Tobacco Products Can Now Market As Less Risky Than Smoking

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These products will still have the mandatory warnings that they can cause mouth cancer, gum disease and tooth loss.
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Laughter may combat heart disease

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AP Television Baltimore, Maryland, US, August 17, 2011 1. Close of volunteer heart patient John Wallace laughing while connected to an ultrasound and blood pressure cuff 2. Mid of Wallace laughing on hospital next to sonographer 3....
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Review Warns Side-Effects Of Statins Dangerously Exaggerated

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Review Warns Side-Effects Of Statins Dangerously Exaggerated
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New Research Overturns Fat Advice

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New Research Overturns Fat Advice
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The Food and Drug Administration announced Thursday it's banning trans fats in food. The artery-clogging additive is widely considered the worst kind of fat for the heart and can lead to heart attacks and death. (Nov. 7)

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Heart-clogging trans fats were once a staple of the American diet, plentiful in baked goods, microwave popcorn and fried foods. Now, mindful of the health risks, the Food and Drug Administration is getting rid of what's left of them for...
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NIH Director on Possibility of Pushing Life Span Past 100

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Sep.06 -- Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, discusses longevity and aging. He speaks to David Rubenstein on "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations."
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In a rare break from tradition, first lady Laura Bush offered this week's national radio address to promote healthy living and heart-disease prevention

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HEADLINE: Radio address: Laura Bush talks heart health CAPTION: In a rare break from tradition, first lady Laura Bush offered this week's national radio address to promote healthy living and heart-disease prevention. (Feb. 2)
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Rise in fitness classes for senior citizens

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++No Slate at Start of Story++ AP Television Los Angeles, Nov 22, 2010 1. Pull out of senior man on treadmill in gym 2. Wide pan of gym 3. Pullout of senior woman working out with trainer 4. Close up of senior woman working out with...
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Heart examinations on male gorillas at zoo

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1. Mid of 8-year-old male gorilla, Mbeli, lying down on examination table 2. Close-up of monitoring equipment in operating room 3. Mid of medics examining 22-year-old male gorilla Kekla 4. Wide of medics checking Kekla's finger...
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SYND 20 4 68 HEART-SWAP SURGEON BARNARD HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE

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South African surgeon Dr. Christian Barnard says he will try another heart transplant in six weeks time. 1. ws doctors, 2. ms newsmen, photographers 2. mcu Dr Barnard speaks: "If we can perfect heart transplantation so that we can put...
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Menu - Italian Restaurant stockshots

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Menu - Italian Restaurant stockshots
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Parents Praise Kimmel for Raising Awareness

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Parents whose children are suffering from heart-related birth defects are applauding Jimmy Kimmel for raising awareness about the condition. On his show Monday night, the comedian tearfully described the emergency operation needed after...
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Syrian refugee child receives lifesaving surgery

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LEADIN: A Syrian refugee child called Eman is one of eight to have received free life-saving paediatric surgery in Jordan. A visiting team from the Vatican's Bambino Gesu Hospital conducted the procedures - at...
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Child obesity on the rise in Thailand

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AP Television Little Gym, Bangkok, Thailand - 20 February 2010 1. Pan across children standing and doing fitness routine. 2. Wide of children doing handsprings and rolling over pad. 3. Medium of children doing handsprings and rolling...
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Scientists find margarine no better for health than butter

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Scientists find margarine no better for health than butter
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Young Women Warned Not to Ignore Signs of Heart Disease

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Young Women Warned Not to Ignore Signs of Heart Disease
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When is a person too old for a heart transplant? That's the question being asked days after 71-year-old Dick Cheney underwent the surgery. Daniel Goldstein, a cardiothoracic surgeon, says 70-year-olds have a 'lesser instance of rejection.'

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HEADLINE: Doc: '70 might be new 60' for heart transplants CAPTION: Days after 71-year-old Dick Cheney underwent heart transplant surgery, many are asking 'was he too old?' Daniel Goldstein, a cardiothoracic surgeon, says 70-year-olds...
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5 Dead in Pa. Murder Suicide

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLIST:AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYSinking Spring, Pennsylvania - August 8, 20161.Flowers in front of victim's homes2. SOUNDBITE (English), Cody Reehl, a dog-walker and witness to police/neighbor...
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5 dead in Pennsylvania apparent murder suicide

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A Pennsylvania woman found dead alongside her husband and three children in an apparent murder-suicide had told friends on social media that she planned to leave him.Megan Short alleged abuse and posted on Facebook that she needed help...