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Possible cancer drug could combat heart disease Endostatin might slow growth of plaque in arteries, research suggests
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The experimental drug that caused a sensation when it was found
to wipe out cancer in mice by choking off the tumors' blood supply
is also showing promise against heart disease.
The treatment involves the Harvard University-developed drug
endostatin, which has been shown to be remarkably potent against
cancer but has not been tested yet on people.
Now, the team that discovered endostatin found that in mice, at
least, the drug might also greatly slow the development of
atheroscle...
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Heart Disease in 2020? Pass the Pastrami Sandwich, Please
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; Forward 06-12-1998 Heart Disease in 2020? Pass the Pastrami Sandwich, Please The year is 2020. John F. Kennedy Jr. is president, NASA has landed a dog on Mars and Susan McDougal has just been released from a federal prison in Arkansas. Several miles away, a 60-year-old man comes to the local
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Highly publicized cancer drug also shows promise against heart disease
The Topeka Capital-Journal
; " -- Dr. Karen Moulton By DANIEL Q. HANEY The Associated Press BOSTON -- The experimental drug that caused a sensation when it was found to wipe out cancer in mice by choking off the tumors' blood supply also is showing promise against heart disease. The treatment involves the Harvard-developed
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Women need to know more about treating heart disease
Westside Gazette
; ... common type of heart disease, so they can make better decisions if diagnosed. "The good news is that women are aware that they are at risk for heart disease. The bad news is that they are overly confident in their ability to prevent it and treat it," said ...
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Women Need To Know More About Treating Heart Disease
The Culvert Chronicles
; ... common type of heart disease, so they can make better decisions if diagnosed. "The good news is that women are aware that they are at risk for heart disease. The bad news is that they are overly confident in their ability to prevent it and treat it," said ...
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Female Times: Beat heart disease with . . . BLACK TEA.(Features)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: MAXINE FRITH SCIENTISTS have for the first time shown how drinking black tea protects against heart disease, it was disclosed today. Studies have indicated an association between drinking tea and a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. But until now it has not been clear how tea affects
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