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Julie Corliss

Washington, D.C.
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ENTERING THE PORTAL

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By Julie Corliss
| Rapid City Journal Verified
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Taming high blood pressure: How doctors find the right drug mix Original

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By Julie Corliss
| Harvard Health Publishing Verified
By age 70, most adults — 70% or more — have high blood pressure (hypertension), defined as a consistent reading of 130/80 milligrams of mercury (mm Hg) or higher. Most of them need at least two blood pressure medications to keep their pressure under control — and up to 30% require three drugs. With more than 200 different blood pressure medications on the market, how do doctors select the right combination for each individual?
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Easy ways to add tofu to your diet

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By Julie Corliss
| Harvard Health Publishing Verified
If you’re trying to follow a heart-healthy diet, experts recommend prioritizing plant-based protein — think legumes (beans, lentils, soybeans, and peas), whole grains, and nuts. But for people who’ve long relied on meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy for their protein, it’s not always an easy transition. To get started, sample some of the myriad ways to eat soybeans.
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