Unlocking the Secrets of Mitochondria in Cardiovascular Health and Disease
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
13 May 2019
It's National Women's Health Week! Did you know? Nearly 80 percent of cardiac events can be prevented, cardiovascular diseases continue to be a woman’s greatest health threat. spr.ly/6011Ee20R
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
13 May 2019
Home-based cardiac rehabilitation is an option to overcome barriers of traditional cardiac rehabilitation
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
6 May 2019
Cigarettes contain a mix of over 7,000 chemicals.
Do you know how these chemicals can affect your health? They can cause diseases including cancer, cardiovascular disease, and COPD. Learn more about these chemicals and diseases they cause: fda.gov/tobacco-products/hea…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
3 May 2019
Reminder: FDA’s scientific workshop on strategies to help youth quit using tobacco, with a focus on e-cigarettes, is May 15 at the White Oak Campus in Silver Spring, MD.
👥 Register to attend or view the webcast by May 13
✉ Submit a comment by May 31 cards.twitter.com/cards/2m2m…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
26 Apr 2019
It’s never too late to quit smoking. Think about all the little reasons there are to be smokefree and get started at CDC.gov/quit.
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
25 Apr 2019
FDA is working to improve public health through tobacco regulations.
Today, Director of @FDATobacco Mitch Zeller will present on FDA’s Comprehensive Plan, a roadmap to better protect youth from tobacco and help adult smokers quit, at #Dialogue2019.
fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/News…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
23 Apr 2019
🆕 FDA and @NIH Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) Study restricted-use files are now available.
The PATH Study is a large, long-term study that monitors and assesses outcomes associated with tobacco use in the U.S. cards.twitter.com/cards/2m2m…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
11 Apr 2019
Taxing tobacco, alcohol and sugary drinks could save 50 million lives globally.
11 Apr 2019
Leaders in health, finance and development conclude excise taxes are an underutilized tool to save lives. They call on countries to significantly raise taxes on tobacco, alcohol and sugary beverages bloomberg.org/program/public… (@BloombergDotOrg)
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
21 Feb 2019
“Decades of research has led to the identification of a wide range of cardiovascular disease risk
factors...Collectively, these data provide overwhelming and convincing evidence that the use of tobacco products has adverse cardiovascular effects.”
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
15 Feb 2019
Although progress has been made, smoking remains a serious economic and health problem. Here are some of the issues that scientists believe that smoking still cause today :
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
15 Feb 2019
Even smoking one cigarette a day increases the risk of heart disease. Find out more here!!
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
15 Apr 2019
How much physical activity do you need? Here are the American Heart Association recommendations for adults. spr.ly/6010EZaYg
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
15 Apr 2019
Physical activity is one of the most effective ways to lower your chances of heart disease and leads to better brain health, sleep, memory and overall quality of life. Make every move count. #MoveMore #MondayMotivation
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
15 Apr 2019
"If you have a heart, you are at risk for heart disease." Survivor Molly Schroeder and @DrSteinbaum talk women's heart health on the @TODAYshow. Click to watch! spr.ly/6010Ed5Ru
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
1 Apr 2019
Even small bouts of physical activity improve health, so find more ways to move! spr.ly/6011EwWxc #HealthyforGood #MondayMotivationnat
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
27 Mar 2019
Quitting tobacco will benefit your health at any age. The sooner you quit, the sooner your body will begin to heal.
Help your body start to heal: 60plus.smokefree.gov/
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
20 Mar 2019
Today is #KickButtsDay. Take some time today to learn facts about the harms of smoking.
#FACT Tobacco use causes more than 480,000 deaths each year in the United States. Find out more information to quit tobacco: fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/Publ…
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New draft guidance from @FDATobacco seeks to prevent youth access to, and appeal of, flavored tobacco products, including e-cigarettes and cigars: fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/Labe…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
7 Mar 2019
How are you working to promote well-being among young people?
Come visit us during #SAHM19 at booth #206 to tell us.
Free tobacco prevention resources are available to help your community be smoke-free or check out our online resources at digitalmedia.hhs.gov/tobacco…
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Gustafsson Lab (UCSD) retweeted
5 Mar 2019
NYTS KEY FINDING: E-cigarette use surge led to uptick in overall tobacco use #YouthTobaccoUse
Due to the increase in current e-cig use among youth in 2018, overall tobacco use has increased, reversing the decline seen over the last few years. fda.gov/TobaccoProducts/Publ…
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