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Linda Carroll

Linda Carroll

Contributor / Reporter at NBC News Online - New York Office

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  • Health & Medicine
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Do I need a statin? New study suggests some with a prescription may not.

A new way of determining heart disease risk may result in millions fewer people getting prescriptions for statins, according to new research. Heart doctors warned, however, that more information is needed and patients shouldn’t stop taking their medications. Statins, such as Lipitor, Crestor and Zocor, are widely used to protect against high levels of LDL cholesterol, one of the causes of cardiovascular disease. Doctors prescribe the daily pills based on 2013 guidelines from the American Heart…
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Lack of sleep linked to high blood pressure in children and teens, ...

Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy joins TODAY exclusively to speak out on his push for a warning label on social media platforms due to their association with the significant mental harms for adolescents.
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Plant-based meat alternatives could be heart-healthier than meat, s...

A new research study shows that adding just a little olive oil to your daily diet may help prevent dementia. NBC News analyst Dr. Vin Gupta reports on why a higher olive oil intake could be linked to lowering the risk of dementia-related death.
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How gut bacteria may trigger binge eating or weight gain

Certain gut bacteria may increase the risk that a person will binge eat and become obese, a new study suggests. In a series of experiments, mice and humans with a propensity for binge eating had similar levels of two types of bacteria in their microbiomes — one detrimental and one beneficial — according to the report presented Thursday at a meeting of the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies and published in the journal Gut. The researchers also found that if they increased the number o…
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Our metabolism undergoes rapid changes in our 40s and 60s, research...

These metabolic shifts may be causing significant differences in cardiovascular health and immune function.
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Early puberty may be linked to a common chemical used in personal c...

Researchers from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences identified a compound that affects an area of the brain that triggers hormone production. 
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Iron deficiency may affect nearly 1 in 3 Americans, new study finds

“This is a common yet underappreciated public health problem,” said Brigham and Women's researcher Leo Buckley, a clinical pharmacology specialist.
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Arm position during blood pressure check may result in wrong hypert...

Common arm positions during screening can cause a significant increase in the systolic pressure number.
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Loss of sense of smell linked to changes in breathing patterns, res...

Anosmia has been previously linked to a wide variety of mental and physical health challenges, ranging from dulled emotions and depression to a shortened lifespan.
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Just 5 minutes of exercise could help lower blood pressure, study s...

And increasing your daily activity up to 20 minutes can reduce the risk of heart disease by a significant amount.
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Cold plunges may have fewer benefits than hot baths, new study sugg...

A new small study suggests that hot water can help muscles repair themselves and become stronger.