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Inside This IssueJUNE 2012
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Are you an apple or a pear? It could make a difference in your
risk for serious heart problems. Carrying too much weight in your
midsection—also known as being apple-shaped or having a
"spare tire"—may increase your risk of sudden cardiac arrest,
according to a new study.
About 26 million Americans have asthma, a figure that
continues to rise despite efforts to control indoor smoking and
pollution. Learn how to avoid conditions that can trigger an
attack.
High blood pressure
affects one in three Americans, leaving them at risk for heart
disease, stroke and kidney failure, often without causing a single
symptom. Find out if you may be one of them and what you can do to
bring your blood pressure down.
Going away this summer? A recent survey found that 20 percent of
travelers have an accident, get sick or suffer some kind of
injury while on vacation. Whether going to the Jersey Shore, the
Poconos or far afield, learn some tips to ensure a healthy
trip.
The backyard barbecue is a
time-honored way to celebrate summer. But if you or a guest is trying to
watch the waistline, it can be a diet disaster. Find out how you can
serve up a feast that’s both healthy and tasty.
Are you a fan of pototo chips but don't want
the salt? Instead of trying to make salt-free potato chips taste
like the ones that come in a bag, here's something
different.
