Science News from EPI|Lifestyle 2019
George R. Brown Convention Center | Houston, Texas
Tuesday, March 5
Mary Ann Bauman, MD, suggests some solutions to a study finding that in spite of greater risk, other health issues are a higher priority than heart disease for young women.
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Robert Eckel, MD, past president of the American Heart Association, comments on the findings of a study on smoking and cognitive decline presented during EPI | Lifestyle 2019 in Houston.
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