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Healthy lifestyle tied to reduced risk of heart disease

Topic: Health EducationPublished July 16, 2015

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We know that healthy habits are essential for overall good health and new research says this can keep our hearts happy.

Published in the journal of the American College of Cardiology, research suggests seniors – those over 65 – who partake in healthy habits (drinking in moderation, exercise and not smoking) can reduce their risk of heart failure.

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