Curb the holiday splurge

Article Abstract:

Studies show that high cholesterol dishes served during the Christmas holidays can dramatically increase heart disease risks. Individuals free from heart disease can experience a 31% increase in cholesterol levels and a 18% jump in triglyceride.

High-carbohydrate diet, High carbohydrate diet, Christmas

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Sight saver: cancer drug may stem vision loss

Article Abstract:

Interferon alpha 2A stopped macular degeneration or improved the vision of 80% of patients tested with the drug. Researchers speculate that the drug curbs the growth of blood vessels that cause retinal damage.

Research, Retinal degeneration, Interferon alpha

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Attack foods: fatty meals may raise heart risk fast

Article Abstract:

A low-fat diet lowers the risk of heart attack substantially. Men whose diets included large amounts of fat had a greater risk of forming blood clots, according to a study of 170 men aged 40 to 59.

Heart attack, Low-fat diet, Low fat diet

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