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Bradycardia, or a low heart rate, is more likely as you age — and could be a sign of health issues
Setting a max heart rate for kids can be tough, so focus more on how they feel during activity
Studies point to potential benefits, but don’t open a bottle just to improve your health
This common sugar substitute is linked to heart attack and stroke
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Blood pressure naturally dips when we sleep — and that dipping is crucial for a healthy heart
Sedentary lifestyles are driving up heart attack numbers in the under-40 crowd
Lifestyle choices involving food, exercise, sleep and more can help reduce your risk
Not drinking enough fluids can send your blood pressure on a rollercoaster ride
OTC options are unhelpful at best, while some prescriptions can raise your arrhythmia risk
One is caused by an electrical issue, while the other is caused by blocked arteries
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