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In a study of middle-aged adults, maintaining a diet high in linoleic acid -- the main dietary polyunsaturated fatty acid found in certain plants and vegetables -- seemed to lower the risk of developing high ...

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The big party happening tonight is at Riverfest. Check out the following performances tonight: Gateway Stage 5:00pm - Hypertension 6:00pm - The Anythings 7:00pm - John Winters 8:00pm - Dance Force 8:15pm - Gina ...

Early weight gain may mean higher blood pressure later

Children that gain weight rapidly in the first five months of life and from ages 2 to 5 have higher blood pressure as adults, a new study finds.

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Rapid growth, higher blood pressure

Children who gain weight rapidly in the first five months of life and from ages 2 to 5 have higher blood pressure as adults, a new study finds.

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It doesn't matter which genre of music you prefer - this year's Riverfest has got you covered with bands of all types for music lovers of all ages.

Early weight gain linked to higher blood pressure in adulthood

The pace of weight gain in early childhood may be associated with increased blood pressure in adulthood, according to a report by researchers at Bristol University.

Early Weight Gain Might Mean Higher Blood Pressure Later

Children who gain weight rapidly in the first five months of life and from ages 2 to 5 have higher blood pressure as adults, a new study finds.