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Cumulative Cardiovascular Health in Young Adults Tied to Delayed Disease and Death

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  • •Research published via Medical Xpress links sustained cardiovascular health in young and mid-adulthood to delayed cardiovascular disease and death using the AHA's LE8 scoring tool.
  • •Dr. Doug Lucas told Bloomberg that osteoporosis prevention requires early diagnosis for both men and women before bone health issues compound.
  • •Dr. Steven Lamm advised in the New York Post that men should follow two specific health practices each decade, given their tendency to avoid medical visits.
  • •Cardiologist Stephen Fenton was profiled in the Sydney Morning Herald for a clinical approach that challenges standard cardiology practice.

Sources

To save lives, this doctor is defying the orthodoxy

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Good cumulative cardiovascular health during young mid-adulthood associated with...

Medicalxpress

LifeMD Bone Longevity Lead on Osteoporosis Treatment, Prevention

Bloomberg

Doctor reveals 2 things men should do in every decade for peak health

New York Post

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