Your Cholesterol Questions Answered

True or False? The higher your HDL cholesterol level, the greater your odds of developing heart disease.
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Your Cholesterol Questions Answered
True or False? The higher your HDL cholesterol level, the greater your odds of developing heart disease.
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Best for Your Heart: Diet or Exercise?
If you're a middle-aged couch potato, is it better to start exercising or adopt a better diet?
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Places Where Salt Hides
Cutting back on sodium may be harder than you thought. Here's what to look for.
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Blood Clots: Your Body's Built-In Bandage
What tells your body to make a blood clot and where it should go?
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How Triglycerides Affect Your Odds of Diabetes
High triglycerides mean that your system for turning food into energy isn't working properly.
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Ways You May Be Hurting Your Heart
Traffic jams, poor sleep, even too much exercise may raise your chance of having high cholesterol and other problems.
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Habits of Super-Healthy People

There's more to being healthy than just eating right and exercising. Which habit will you add to your routine?
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Habits of Super-Healthy People
There's more to being healthy than just eating right and exercising. Which habit will you add to your routine?
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Can Fast Food Be Healthy?
If you know what to look for, you can find smarter options that are just as satisfying.
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Other Benefits of Exercise
Did you know that moving more can improve your mood as well as your blood sugar?
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Connect With Others About Diabetes
Join the conversation to get and share tips, advice, and information about the condition.
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Is Diabetes Linked to UTI?
If you suffer from frequent urinary tract infections, diabetes-related nerve damage may be to blame.
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High-Tech Tools for Diabetes
These apps and wearables can help monitor blood sugar, track your meals and exercise, and more.
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