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We will utilize the American Heart Association (AHA) prevention strategy, "Life's Simple 7" to address the major risk factors for CVD: diet, smoking ...
Stop smoking. Smokers are more likely to have bladder control problems and to have more-severe symptoms. Heavy smokers also tend to develop a chronic cough ...
Smoking can greatly harm the kidneys. It also can speed up the start of ... Nonsurgical treatment of small aneurysms may involve controlling high blood pressure ...
If you smoke or chew tobacco, quit. Smoking is a major risk factor for heart disease. Quitting is the best way to reduce the risk. If you need help quitting ...
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... smoke cigarettes, and more start every day. On the next Mayo Clinic ... smoking. Also on the program, keeping a food diary may be the most effective ...
Smoking can also be a contributing factor to chronic kidney disease. Often there are no outward signs in the earlier stages of chronic kidney disease, which ...
Resolved to quit smoking in 2016? Increase your chances of stopping for good by planning ahead. Here's how to cope with possible hurdles. EXPERT ANSWERS
A new year often brings resolutions to live a healthier lifestyle – from being more active to losing weight, quitting smoking and eating better. Regardless ...
Despite the recognized importance of smoking cessation among cancer survivors, fewer than 40% of oncologists report that they treat or refer patients for ...
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