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Study: Risk of heart attack on the rise among young women
Study: Risk of heart attack on the rise among young women
A new study published in the journal Circulation found that among people ages 35 to 54, heart attack-related hospital admissions jumped 5 percent in the 15 years prior to 2014.Study: 2 or more diet sodas a day increase chance of stroke
Study: 2 or more diet sodas a day increase chance of stroke
A study by the American Stroke Association says two or more drinks a day that contain artificial sweeteners are linked to a greater risk of heart attacks, strokes and early death.UK study: Exercise could help prevent Alzheimer's
UK study: Exercise could help prevent Alzheimer's
A new study published in the U.K. health journal, In Nature Medicine, finds exercise could help prevent Alzheimer’s.Health Matters: Temperature change and sickness
Health Matters: Temperature change and sickness
When it comes to temperature change, experts say you may be more susceptible to illness if you have a compromised immune system.NY state invests $204M into 100 health care projects
NY state invests $204M into 100 health care projects
The New York state government is investing $204 million in around 100 different health care projects that include grants for new facilities, as well as expansions and upgrades to existing facilities.New CDC study shows about 40-percent of American kids use too much toothpaste
New CDC study shows about 40-percent of American kids use too much toothpaste
The study shows the fluoride in toothpaste can pose a threat to children's teeth and their digestive system, if not used in the right amounts.
The study shows the fluoride in toothpaste can pose a threat to children's teeth and their digestive system, if not used in the right amounts.
Scientists say oolong tea could stop cancerous tumor growth
Scientists say oolong tea could stop cancerous tumor growth
Scientists at Saint Louis University say oolong tea could stop the growth of tumors.Study: Height, weight and exercise affect lifespan of women more than men
Study: Height, weight and exercise affect lifespan of women more than men
According to a new study in the medical journal BMJ, women's lifespans are more affected by height, weight and exercise routine.Prinstin Pharmaceuticals recalls several lots of blood pressure medication
Prinstin Pharmaceuticals recalls several lots of blood pressure medication
Prinstin Pharmaceuticals announced Friday that one lot of Irbesartan tablets and seven lots of Irbesartan HCTZ tablets have been recalled.Exercising just 30 minutes can lead to longer life
Exercising just 30 minutes can lead to longer life
The American Journal of Epidemiology says that sitting less and moving around more has a direct link to living longer.Judge blocks rules allowing employers to stop providing birth control
Judge blocks rules allowing employers to stop providing birth control
Judge blocks rules allowing employers to stop providing birth controlCDC: Overdose rates among middle-aged women skyrocket
CDC: Overdose rates among middle-aged women skyrocket
According to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, between 1999 and 2017, deaths from drug overdoses between women aged 30 and 64 years old climbed by more than 260 percent.12 on Health: Flu shot vs. nasal spray
12 on Health: Flu shot vs. nasal spray
Anyone who hasn't gotten the flu vaccine yet should go for the shot rather than the nasal spray, according to a study published in the journal pediatrics.
Anyone who hasn't gotten the flu vaccine yet should go for the shot rather than the nasal spray, according to a study published in the journal pediatrics.
12 on Health: Cholesterol levels
12 on Health: Cholesterol levels
The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology are issuing new recommendations for controlling high cholesterol levels, which is one of the biggest heart disease risk indicators.12 on Health: Heart failure and drinking alcohol
12 on Health: Heart failure and drinking alcohol
A new study by Washington University School of Medicine suggests that moderate drinking isn't harmful to people over the age of 65 with heart failure. Researchers found that one serving of alcohol per day for women and two for men won't worsen their condition.12 on Health: Pedialyte for adults
12 on Health: Pedialyte for adults
Pedialyte is now marketing its newest product to adults. The company says Pedialyte Sparkling Rush Powder Packs are a convenient and portable solution to dehydration caused by exercise, illness and heat exhaustion.12 on Health: Diabetes and skipping meals
12 on Health: Diabetes and skipping meals
German scientists say skipping breakfast four times a week increases a person's risk of getting diabetes.12 on Health: Study links coffee and genetics
12 on Health: Study links coffee and genetics
A new study finds that genetics could be the answer to why some love coffee despite its bitter taste.12 on Health: US height and weight
12 on Health: US height and weight
Americans are not getting taller, but they are getting fatter, according to a height and weight survey of 5,000 adults by the CDC.12 on Health: Opioids
12 on Health: Opioids
Canadian scientists say opioids don't fight pain like people might think. They say the drug offers little chronic pain relief and can lose their effectiveness over time.12 on Health: Teen vaping
12 on Health: Teen vaping
In the annual Monitoring the Future Survey on Drug Use Among Adolescents, researchers reported that more than one in three high school seniors and nearly one in three sophomores say they vaped at least once in the past year.12 on Health: Del Monte recalls corn for botulism risk
12 on Health: Del Monte recalls corn for botulism risk
Del Monte is recalling some of its Fiesta corn because it was under-processed and could possibly lead to botulism.12 on Health: Salmonella outbreak linked to beef continues to grow
12 on Health: Salmonella outbreak linked to beef continues to grow
The CDC is urging consumers to check their freezers for any stored beef after the number of people sickened with salmonella continues to grow.12 on Health: Problem solving
12 on Health: Problem solving
A UK-based research team led by Dr. Roger Staff, head of medical physics at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, found that problem-solving activities did not appear to reduce the rate of age related mental decline.
12 on Health: Dental hygiene and blood pressure
12 on Health: Dental hygiene and blood pressure
A new study from Buffalo University says women with poor dental hygiene are 20 percent more likely to develop high blood pressure.
12 on Health: Music and the common cold
12 on Health: Music and the common cold
A new study says music can apparently help people get over the common cold. Reports say the survey, out of Germany, claims that when people with colds listen to music they experience increased levels of anti-bodies in their bodies, boosting their immune system.12 on Health: Exercise and metabolism
12 on Health: Exercise and metabolism
A new study from UT Southwestern Medical School says people do not have to exercise everyday to lower their metabolism. According to their studies, a single workout can boost your metabolism for up to two days.12 on Health: Sleep quality and quantity
12 on Health: Sleep quality and quantity
Researchers say when it comes to sleep its about quantity and quality.12 on Health: Grad school and mental health issues
12 on Health: Grad school and mental health issues
A new study from a team of Harvard-affiliated researchers finds that grad students are disproportionately likely to struggle with mental health issues.12 on Health: Some romaine lettuce included in recall now safe to eat
12 on Health: Some romaine lettuce included in recall now safe to eat
Health officials are now saying some romaine lettuce is safe to eat after a massive recall last week.12 on Health: NYS Prescription Monitoring Program
12 on Health: NYS Prescription Monitoring Program
According to a new report, addiction treatment programs in New York are not properly using the state's opioid prescription monitoring system.12 on Health: Diabetics without insulin
12 on Health: Diabetics without insulin
A new study suggests not everyone who needs insulin will be able to get it by the year 2030.12 on Health: FDA issues warning over potential E.coli-contaminated romaine lettuce
12 on Health: FDA issues warning over potential E.coli-contaminated romaine lettuce
The Food and Drug Administration says 32 people in 11 states have become sick after an apparent e-coli outbreak form romaine lettuce.
12 on Health: Peanut allergies
12 on Health: Peanut allergies
A new study reveals there could be a treatment for people with peanut allergies.12 on Health: Salmonella outbreak
12 on Health: Salmonella outbreak
The USDA is warning customers about a salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey.12 on Health: Lyme Disease
12 on Health: Lyme Disease
Lyme Disease is on the rise with 6,000 more cases last year than in 2016.12 on Health: Waiting between pregnancies
12 on Health: Waiting between pregnancies
A new study finds that waiting at least 12 months between pregnancies lowers health risks.
A new study finds that waiting at least 12 months between pregnancies lowers health risks.
12 on Health: Vitamin D and Fish Oil
12 on Health: Vitamin D and Fish Oil
A new clinical trial with nearly 26,000 people concludes that neither vitamin D or fish oil supplements do anything to prevent cancer or heart issues in healthy older people.12 on Health: Birth control
12 on Health: Birth control
Employers are now allowed to reject birth control coverage for religious reasons.
Employers are now allowed to reject birth control coverage for religious reasons.
12 on Health: Sesame seed allergy
12 on Health: Sesame seed allergy
Food products may soon have to list sesame seeds on their warning labels. Currently the Food and Drug Administration only requires eight allergens to be listed on labels.12 on Health: Pregnant women and marijuana
12 on Health: Pregnant women and marijuana
According to a new federal survey, fewer women are smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol during pregnancy, but more are using marijuana.12 on Health: Spanking children
12 on Health: Spanking children
A new policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics is advising against spanking children as a form of punishment. Instead, the group is advising mothers and fathers to use what it calls "healthy forms of discipline." This includes giving positive reinforcement for appropriate behaviors.12 on Health: World Stroke Day
12 on Health: World Stroke Day
12 on Health: World Stroke Day12 on Health: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
12 on Health: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a condition that doctors say affects around 1 in 10 teenage girls, but it isn't widely known.12 on Health: Recovering addicts
12 on Health: Recovering addicts
A state senate panel says New York should do more to recruit and train health care professionals who work with recovering addicts.
A state senate panel says New York should do more to recruit and train health care professionals who work with recovering addicts.
12 on Health: Meat free burgers
12 on Health: Meat free burgers
12 on Health: Meat free burgers
12 on Health: Meat free burgers
12 on Health: Eating organic
12 on Health: Eating organic
12 on Health: Eating organic12 on Health: Measles outbreak
12 on Health: Measles outbreak
Measles outbreaks are on the within the Hasidic Jewish community in Brooklyn.Groups offer free mammograms for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Groups offer free mammograms for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
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12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
12 on Health: Flu Shot
12 on Health: Flu Shot
12 on Health: Flu Shot
12 on Health: Flu Shot
12 on Health: Cholesterol drugs
12 on Health: Cholesterol drugs
A atudy shows that drugs aimed at lowering your cholesterol don't have much of an impact outside of treating heart disease.12 on Health: HPV vaccine approved
12 on Health: HPV vaccine approved
12 on Health: Keto diet
12 on Health: Keto diet
What's the secret to keto?12 on Health: Aspirin regimen
12 on Health: Aspirin regimen
12 on Health: Teens text more
12 on Health: Teens text more
12 on Health: Edible insects
12 on Health: Edible insects
According to healthline.com, edible bugs pack more protein, pound for pound, than most traditional meat sources.
12 on Health: Airport security bins filled with germs, researchers say
12 on Health: Airport security bins filled with germs, researchers say
Airport security bins are filled with germs, researchers say.12 on Health: Study shows chocolate chip cookies addictive
12 on Health: Study shows chocolate chip cookies addictive
12 on Health: Lead regulation legislation
12 on Health: Lead regulation legislation
12 on Health: STD cases at historic high in U.S.
12 on Health: STD cases at historic high in U.S.
Sexually transmitted diseases are at a historic high in the United States, the Center for Disease Control says.
12 On Health: Mental health at school
12 On Health: Mental health at school
Mental health will have more of a focus in the classroom this school year.12 on Health: Contact lenses
12 on Health: Contact lenses
12 On Health: Measles outbreaks
12 On Health: Measles outbreaks
Measles outbreak spreads to several different states.12 on Health: Wisconsin woman dies after dog lick
12 on Health: Wisconsin woman dies after dog lick
Wisconsin woman dies after dog lick.12 On Health: Turmeric
12 On Health: Turmeric
Turmeric may have many healing properties.12 on Health: Ebola in Africa
12 on Health: Ebola in Africa
Weeks after an outbreak was declared over, officials say another epidemic has popped up in the Congo.12 On Health: Hep C Task Force
12 On Health: Hep C Task Force
New York City has launched a task force to prevent the spread of Hepetitis C.NYC woman among first to receive new fibroid treatment
NYC woman among first to receive new fibroid treatment
12 on Health: Cancer study meetings
12 on Health: Cancer study meetings
The state Health Department is holding public meetings to discuss community-wide cancer studies that will look into potential diagnosis patterns.12 on Health: Washing hands correctly
12 on Health: Washing hands correctly
Are you washing your hands correctly? A new study shows most people are doing it wrong.12 on Health: Source of E. coli-tainted romaine found
12 on Health: Source of E. coli-tainted romaine found
The CDC says E. coli that tainted romaine and caused death of five people was found in a canal in Arizona12 on Health: Lyme disease; exercise
12 on Health: Lyme disease; exercise
New York will set $1 million to boost efforts to fight Lyme disease. A new study says that American adults are not exercising enough and less than 25 percent of people are actually working out for the amount of time they should.12 on Health: Camel milk reduces risk of heart disease
12 on Health: Camel milk reduces risk of heart disease
A new study says regularly drinking camel milk, though pricey, reduces the risk of heart diseases caused by hypertension.
A new study says regularly drinking camel milk, though pricey, reduces the risk of heart diseases caused by hypertension.
12 on Health: FDA approves first Cannabis-based drug
12 on Health: FDA approves first Cannabis-based drug
The FDA has approved a drug containing cannabis for treating two types of epileptic seizures in patients age two and up.12 on Health: Coffee and heart health
12 on Health: Coffee and heart health
According to new research, coffee sets in motion a process that protects heart cells from damage.
According to new research, coffee sets in motion a process that protects heart cells from damage.
12 on Health: Bronx couple sheds 160 pounds after surgery
12 on Health: Bronx couple sheds 160 pounds after surgery
A Bronx couple shed a combined total of 160 pounds after they underwent bariatric surgery.
A Bronx couple shed a combined total of 160 pounds after they underwent bariatric surgery.
12 on Health: Carbs trigger addiction response in brain study suggests
12 on Health: Carbs trigger addiction response in brain study suggests
Just looking at images of carbohydrate rich foods may trigger an addiction response in the brain a new study suggests.12 on Health: Sunscreen pills
12 on Health: Sunscreen pills
12 on Health: Breast cancer study suggests chemo not effective in early stages
12 on Health: Breast cancer study suggests chemo not effective in early stages
A new study shows chemotherapy used to treat early stage breast cancer may not be effective.
A new study shows chemotherapy used to treat early stage breast cancer may not be effective.
Researchers: Drug combo helping pancreatic cancer patients
Researchers: Drug combo helping pancreatic cancer patients
Researchers say pancreatic cancer patients taking a four-drug combo are living longer then people on a single standard cancer drug.
Researchers say pancreatic cancer patients taking a four-drug combo are living longer then people on a single standard cancer drug.
12 on Health: Breast Cancer Study
12 on Health: Breast Cancer Study
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine says about 70 percent of women with early stage breast cancer don't need chemo.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine says about 70 percent of women with early stage breast cancer don't need chemo.
12 on Health: A2 Milk, opioid addiction
12 on Health: A2 Milk, opioid addiction
Dairy companies are producing a2 milk intended to appeal to consumers who avoid dairy products.12 on Health: Study says wearing glasses makes you smarter
12 on Health: Study says wearing glasses makes you smarter
A new study suggests that people who wear glasses may actually be smarter than those who do not.
12 on Health: Birth control pills recalled
12 on Health: Birth control pills recalled
The maker of Taytulla birth-control treatment issued a nationwide recall over concerns of misplaced capsules.12 on Health: Artificial trans fat
12 on Health: Artificial trans fat
The World Health organization wants countries to ban the use of artificial trans fat.
12 on Health: Hookah health risks
12 on Health: Hookah health risks
The New York City Department of Health has released risks of smoking hookah for its new awareness campaign.12 on Health: Dispute on eye drop size
12 on Health: Dispute on eye drop size
A dispute about the size of eye drops has failed to catch the eye of the Supreme Court.12 on Health: Antibiotic use down among kids
12 on Health: Antibiotic use down among kids
Antibiotic use is down among kids, a study shows.12 on Health: Alzheimer's awareness
12 on Health: Alzheimer's awareness
Mets legend Bud Harrelson and his family will participate in a frank discussion about his struggles with Alzheimer's disease.12 on Health: Music can heal new study shows
12 on Health: Music can heal new study shows
A new study says music can help a person recovering after a traumatic event.12 on Health: Air pollution
12 on Health: Air pollution
A new report says that at least seven million people die each year from air pollution.12 on Health: Mental Health Awareness Month
12 on Health: Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness month, which brings attention to the need for screening and treatment.12 on Health: Sea Scallops
12 on Health: Sea Scallops
Science experts are reviewing the health of sea scallops in the Atlantic Ocean.
Science experts are reviewing the health of sea scallops in the Atlantic Ocean.
12 on Health: Tanning booths, medical marijuana
12 on Health: Tanning booths, medical marijuana
New York legislators are reviewing a bill that would restrict anyone under 18-years-old from using indoor tanning booths. CNN's medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta asks Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reconsider the legalization of medical marijuana in the U.S.
New York legislators are reviewing a bill that would restrict anyone under 18-years-old from using indoor tanning booths. CNN's medical correspondent Sanjay Gupta asks Attorney General Jeff Sessions to reconsider the legalization of medical marijuana in the U.S.
12 on Health: Hospital patient prices
12 on Health: Hospital patient prices
Hospital may soon have to post patient prices online.12 on Health: Healthy snacks
12 on Health: Healthy snacks
Here are some tips for healthy snacking.
Researchers: Even 1 drink a day can shorten life expectancy
Researchers: Even 1 drink a day can shorten life expectancy
An international team of researchers says having just one alcoholic drink a day might be enough to shorten your life expectancy.
School program teaches Bronx teens about Alzheimer’s
School program teaches Bronx teens about Alzheimer’s
High school students in the Bronx are taking part in an Alzheimer’s initiative program.12 on Health: Signs of Autism
12 on Health: Signs of Autism
Although there is no definitive medical test to diagnose Autism and there is no cure, early intervention, diagnosis and treatment can help improve a child's development.12 on Health: Allergy season relief
12 on Health: Allergy season relief
Allergy season has officially begun and experts say there are ways to find relief.New state initiative to use community to fight substance abuse
New state initiative to use community to fight substance abuse
New state initiative to use community to fight substance abuse
New state initiative to use community to fight substance abuse
12 on Health: Compassion and happiness
12 on Health: Compassion and happiness
A study reveals that compassionate people are more self-confident and more resilient, among other positive qualities.12 on Health: National Donor Day
12 on Health: National Donor Day
There are more than 120,000 people across the US waiting for life saving organs.12 on Health: Controlling asthma in children
12 on Health: Controlling asthma in children
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, knowing how to treat asthma and developing an action plan is key to controlling attacks. Asthma is considered well-controlled if a person exhibits symptoms no more than two days a week and experiences no more than one attack per year that requires treatment with a pill or liquid.12 on Health: CTE and concussions
12 on Health: CTE and concussions
A new study says CTE may not be linked to concussions.12 on Health: Sepsis
12 on Health: Sepsis
Signs to treat infections before sepsis develops.
12 on Health: Eat fish to sleep better
12 on Health: Eat fish to sleep better
A study has found that children who eat fish at least once a week sleep better and have higher IQs.
A study has found that children who eat fish at least once a week sleep better and have higher IQs.
12 on Health: Seasonal depression
12 on Health: Seasonal depression
It's called the holiday blues and it's feelings of anxiety, loneliness and depression are brought on by tasks that come with the holiday season like preparing for family and gift giving, experts say.Local officials, doctors discuss alternative treatment for opioids
Local officials, doctors discuss alternative treatment for opioids
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams spoke about alternative treatments Monday to combat the impact of opioids for people living with chronic pain. Some doctors suggest a plant-based diet and physical therapy instead of narcotics.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams spoke about alternative treatments Monday to combat the impact of opioids for people living with chronic pain. Some doctors suggest a plant-based diet and physical therapy instead of narcotics.
12 on Health: Health risks of prolonged sitting
12 on Health: Health risks of prolonged sitting
Research suggests there are health risks to sitting for long periods of time.12 on Health: Kids learn the dangers of flavored tobacco
12 on Health: Kids learn the dangers of flavored tobacco
Children at an after school program in the Bronx are learning about the dangers of candy falvored tobacco products.12 on Health: HIV diagnoses reach record low
12 on Health: HIV diagnoses reach record low
Officials say more HIV positive New Yorkers are becoming virally suppressed because of improved treatments.12 On Health: Dog bone warning
12 On Health: Dog bone warning
The FDA has issued a warning after it says dozens of dogs have gotten sick or died from processed bone treats.12 on Health: Bottled water vs. tap water
12 on Health: Bottled water vs. tap water
A new study finds that children who drink bottled water over tap water are more likely to have decaying teeth and cavities.12 on Health: Bronx man becomes advocate for epilepsy awareness
12 on Health: Bronx man becomes advocate for epilepsy awareness
A Bronx man has become an advocate for epilepsy awareness after his own struggle with the neurological disorder.12 On Health: Avoid germs traveling
12 On Health: Avoid germs traveling
News 12 offers helpful tips to avoid germs while traveling during the holidays.12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
12 on Health: National Depression Screening Day
12 on Health: Flu season begins
12 on Health: Flu season begins
Doctors are warning of a stronger than normal flu season this year.12 on Health: Promising Alzheimer's diagnosis
12 on Health: Promising Alzheimer's diagnosis
New research could produce promising Alzheimer's diagnosis.
New research could produce promising Alzheimer's diagnosis.
12 on health: Hosital offers safe sleep techniques for babies
12 on health: Hosital offers safe sleep techniques for babies
A Bronx hospital has been awarded for its safe sleep techniques program for newborns.
12 on Health: Immunization awareness month
12 on Health: Immunization awareness month
Is your child up to date with immunization?12 on Health: Hunger-controlling foods
12 on Health: Hunger-controlling foods
Here are some healthy foods that keep you feeling full longer.
12 on Health: Osteoporosis prevention
12 on Health: Osteoporosis prevention
Doctors provide tips on preventing osteoporosis.12 on Health: Drinking too much water
12 on Health: Drinking too much water
Is drinking lots of water actaully safe?Aphasia support group gives patients a voice
Aphasia support group gives patients a voice
An Aphasia support group at Brooklyn CollAn Aphasia support group at Brooklyn College is giving patients their voice back.
An Aphasia support group at Brooklyn CollAn Aphasia support group at Brooklyn College is giving patients their voice back.
12 on Health: Drinking coffee leads to longevity, study says
12 on Health: Drinking coffee leads to longevity, study says
12 on Health: Free classes for pregnant women
12 on Health: Free classes for pregnant women
The New York City's Department of Health is offering pregnant women in Brooklyn free educational classes.
The New York City's Department of Health is offering pregnant women in Brooklyn free educational classes.
12 on Health: Mosquito spraying
12 on Health: Mosquito spraying
City officials will conduct aerial mosquito spraying.12 on Health: Too much vitamin D
12 on Health: Too much vitamin D
A new study suggests adults may be taking too much vitamin D.Doctor offers tips for avoiding ticks in the city
Doctor offers tips for avoiding ticks in the city
A Bronx doctor is offering advice on how to avoid ticks in the city.
A Bronx doctor is offering advice on how to avoid ticks in the city.
12 on Health: Lyme Disease prevention
12 on Health: Lyme Disease prevention
News 12 provides some tips to prevent tick bites that could lead to Lyme disease.
News 12 provides some tips to prevent tick bites that could lead to Lyme disease.
12 on Health: Weight Loss Surgery
12 on Health: Weight Loss Surgery
Some turn to surgery to fight obesity, but that option is more than just going under the knife -- patients have to put in work too.
Some turn to surgery to fight obesity, but that option is more than just going under the knife -- patients have to put in work too.
12 on Health: New study suggests diabetes linked to Alzheimer's
12 on Health: New study suggests diabetes linked to Alzheimer's
A new study suggests that type-two diabetes may be linked to Alzheimer's disease.
A new study suggests that type-two diabetes may be linked to Alzheimer's disease.
12 on Health: Fruit juice for kids
12 on Health: Fruit juice for kids
The Academy of Pediatrics says children under the age of 1 should not drink juice unless approved by a doctor.
The Academy of Pediatrics says children under the age of 1 should not drink juice unless approved by a doctor.
12 on Health: Controlling high blood pressure
12 on Health: Controlling high blood pressure
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