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Several previous studies have suggested that inflammation, independent of cholesterol levels and other well-established risk factors, is an important marker of heart disease. But while it was clear that inflammation was a key player in disease, there was no real data to prove that reducing inflammation, as measured by lower levels of the CRP marker in the blood, could prevent future cardiovascular disease in otherwise healthy patients...
...which forced Bayer to pull its version off the market in 2001). There was no increase in side effects among JUPITER's study group, but because the trial was terminated early, researchers don't know whether they would have seen more adverse effects later on. It's also not clear whether all statins can provide equal benefit, says Dr. Roger Blumenthal, director of preventive cardiology at Johns Hopkins Hospital...
...touched the ball back into the path of Stamatis, and the senior tucked it into the near post. With the assist, Akpan broke the all-time assists record.Ten minutes into the second period, Akpan set another Harvard record and put the Crimson two goals clear. A long throw-in from the right side was headed on, finding sophomore Dillon O’Neill, who headed it onto the crossbar. Akpan was the first to pounce on the rebound, and he bravely dove to head the ball home, taking a cleat to the face for his efforts. With the goal, Akpan...
...calling a lot more penalties,” Biega said. “It’s kind of a big change for us this year that we’re still getting used to.”Defense dominated the action early on, with neither team getting many clear looks at net. Harvard’s best opportunity came on a shot by freshman Rence Coassin 15 minutes into the period, but Dutchmen goalie Corey Milan made the stop. The netminder totaled 27 saves for the game. Biega took a shot on a power play two minutes later...
...television screens once again beam images of refugees jamming the red dirt roads of central Africa, and radios broadcast the crackle of gunfire from forested hills, it's clear that something needs to be done. Troops may provide succour for now; but in the long run serious pressure needs to be brought to bear on political leaders until the fighting stops...