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Dr. Mike Roizen is chief medical officer at the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute, an award-winning author, and has been the doctor to eight Nobel Prize winners and more than 100 Fortune 500 CEOs.

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Three New Biomarkers to Watch For

A study looked at the impact of lipoprotein (a), remnant cholesterol (associated with triglycerides), and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (an inflammation marker) on your risk for heart attack. [Full Story]

Three New Biomarkers to Watch For

Don't 'Wait and Watch' Diabetes

When you’re diagnosed with diabetes, the smart move is to take immediate and aggressive steps to reverse or control the disease. [Full Story]

New Breakthroughs in Alzheimer's Treatment

New studies offer the promise of significant progress in the treatment of Alzheimer's. [Full Story]

More Risks From Gum Disease

Smoking, poor nutrition, insufficient dental care (you're not flossing or getting your teeth cleaned regularly), and stress contribute to the risk of developing periodontal disease. [Full Story]

Walk Longer for Better Results

If you're getting fewer than 8,000 steps a day from short bouts of walking, you're in a lot more danger than if you get most of your steps all at once. [Full Story]

Top 5 Tips for Weight Management

Research highlights just how important it is for women to protect themselves by maintaining a healthy weight long before they become postmenopausal. [Full Story]

Better Ways to Ease Constipation

New guidelines published in two major international journals are aiming to change how constipation is treated. [Full Story]

Thick Neck Increases Heart Risks

A thick neck indicates excess fat in the upper body, which is known to increase strain on your cardiovascular system and to impact metabolic functions such as regulation of blood glucose and LDL cholesterol. [Full Story]

More Information on Fighting Diabetes

Randomized, controlled trials found that people recently diagnosed with diabetes can achieve remission if they follow their recommended treatment to a T. [Full Story]

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