does anybody know percentage of deaths caused by heart disease?
Hi all. i have many homeworks. i was doing my best, but i could not find this question...I want to know.. please.. question) Deaths due to heart disease chart Include a current chart showing all deaths in which the percentage of deaths caused by heart disease are shown and broken down into subcategories of heart disease such as heart attacks, strokes etc.. i used google and yahoo, but i couldn't find it... help!!
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4000 people die of heart diesase a month
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Deaths-Leading Causes (Data are for U.S. for year indicated) Number of deaths for leading causes of death Heart disease: 652,091 Cancer: 559,312 I worked hard to find the answer, I hope this is what you were looking for ..... Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 143,579 Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 130,933 Accidents (unintentional injuries): 117,809 Diabetes: 75,119 Alzheimer's disease: 71,599 Influenza/Pneumonia: 63,001 Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis: 43,901 Septicemia: 34,136 Source: Deaths: Final Data for 2005, Table C More data Deaths, percent of total deaths, and death rates for the 15 leading causes of death: United States and each State Deaths: Leading Causes for 2004 Related links Mortality data Linked birth and infant death data
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Try the American Heart Association
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Marshmel is wrong. The leading cause of death is doctors, and cancer has pasted heart disease
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Monday, August 8, 2011
Thursday, August 4, 2011
What is Campbell Soup Company currently doing to help fight heart diseaseuu
What is Campbell Soup Company currently doing to help fight heart disease?
Which celebrities are involved in the Campbell's campaign ?
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CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY TEAMS UP WITH ACTRESS JANE KRAKOWSKI AND FASHION DESIGNER NICOLE MILLER TO HELP FIGHT HEART DISEASE Jane Krakowski Celebrates Heart Month by Wearing One-of-a-Kind Red Dress That America Selected to Help Raise Funds for American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women® Camden, N.J., February 12, 2009– Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB) took the fight against heart disease to the red carpet with fashion, food and entertainment playing leading roles. Television, film and Broadway star Jane Krakowski of NBC’s “30 Rock� and celebrated runway designer Nicole Miller starred in Campbell’s “AdDress Your Heart� program to help raise funds and awareness for the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement. Because heart disease is the number one killer of women, Campbell – the maker of an increasing variety of heart-healthy soups, beverages and sauces – is encouraging women to protect their hearts. People across the country voted online for their favorite of three exclusive dresses created by Miller. In celebration of American Heart Month, Krakowski showcased the designs at the Woman’s Day Red Dress Awards gala and encouraged women to take charge of their heart-health. “Knowing that more than 44 million women are affected by heart disease[1], makes me realize how important it is to take steps, such as eating right and exercising, to help protect your heart,� said Krakowski. “I hope my involvement will raise awareness for the cause and help educate women of all ages about the importance of knowing their risk factors and living a healthful lifestyle.� From now until March 2, 2009, people can continue to support the cause by clicking on the winning dress at CampbellsAddressYourHeart.com. For each click, Campbell will make a $1 donation to the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement (up to $275,000). Nicole Miller: Designs From the Heart Miller is as dedicated to creating glamorous dresses as she is to the fight against heart disease. A long-time supporter of the cause, she says she’s excited to participate in a program that helps reinforce the fact that heart disease can affect anyone, at any time in their life. “In my work, I find inspiration from many things, including my passion for helping people live well, feel good and, of course, look great,� said Miller. “Each of the designs I created for this program comes from my heart to inspire women, in a fun and fashionable way, to be and stay healthy.� Campbell’s Heart-Felt Commitment Campbell Soup Company is committed to promoting heart health through the products it makes and the causes it supports. In addition to contributing $1.8 million to the American Heart Association, Campbell has offered a wide variety of great-tasting products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle for more than 25 years. To further support the cause this year, the company expanded its “AdDress Your Heart� awareness efforts by joining forces with The Heart Truth campaign, sponsored by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, which aims to increase awareness of the risk of heart disease in women. Translating awareness into action, registered dietitian and author Elizabeth Somer says while some risk factors are hereditary, diet and lifestyle are two key things people can control to help protect their hearts. Campbell is one of the leading food companies that are helping to make it easy and enjoyable for people to find and eat nutritious foods. “One of the most important things you can do to protect your heart is eat right and exercise, yet many people think it is difficult to do,� said Somer. “What they might be surprised to learn is that many of their favorite foods, like soup, vegetable juice and pasta sauces can all be part of a heart-healthy diet and they offer things like vegetables, fiber and antioxidants.� In fact, Campbell offers a wide selection of great-tasting products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle including Campbell’s® Healthy Request® soups, which add a one-of-a-kind lower sodium natural sea salt and deliver great taste with up to 50% less sodium than their original counterparts, Low Sodium V8® 100% vegetable juice and Prego® Heart Smart Italian sauces. Visit CampbellsAddressYourHeart.com to click to donate and learn more about Campbell products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle. [1]The National Coalition For Women With Heart Disease. “Women and Heart Disease Fact Sheet.� Women Heart Web site. 4 December 2008. <http://www.womenheart.org/resources/cvdfactsheet.cfm
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Which celebrities are involved in the Campbell's campaign ?
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I recommend you to see ----> http://www.all-home-remedies.com I hope that will resolve your problem, keep using answers.yahoo.com
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CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY TEAMS UP WITH ACTRESS JANE KRAKOWSKI AND FASHION DESIGNER NICOLE MILLER TO HELP FIGHT HEART DISEASE Jane Krakowski Celebrates Heart Month by Wearing One-of-a-Kind Red Dress That America Selected to Help Raise Funds for American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women® Camden, N.J., February 12, 2009– Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB) took the fight against heart disease to the red carpet with fashion, food and entertainment playing leading roles. Television, film and Broadway star Jane Krakowski of NBC’s “30 Rock� and celebrated runway designer Nicole Miller starred in Campbell’s “AdDress Your Heart� program to help raise funds and awareness for the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement. Because heart disease is the number one killer of women, Campbell – the maker of an increasing variety of heart-healthy soups, beverages and sauces – is encouraging women to protect their hearts. People across the country voted online for their favorite of three exclusive dresses created by Miller. In celebration of American Heart Month, Krakowski showcased the designs at the Woman’s Day Red Dress Awards gala and encouraged women to take charge of their heart-health. “Knowing that more than 44 million women are affected by heart disease[1], makes me realize how important it is to take steps, such as eating right and exercising, to help protect your heart,� said Krakowski. “I hope my involvement will raise awareness for the cause and help educate women of all ages about the importance of knowing their risk factors and living a healthful lifestyle.� From now until March 2, 2009, people can continue to support the cause by clicking on the winning dress at CampbellsAddressYourHeart.com. For each click, Campbell will make a $1 donation to the American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women movement (up to $275,000). Nicole Miller: Designs From the Heart Miller is as dedicated to creating glamorous dresses as she is to the fight against heart disease. A long-time supporter of the cause, she says she’s excited to participate in a program that helps reinforce the fact that heart disease can affect anyone, at any time in their life. “In my work, I find inspiration from many things, including my passion for helping people live well, feel good and, of course, look great,� said Miller. “Each of the designs I created for this program comes from my heart to inspire women, in a fun and fashionable way, to be and stay healthy.� Campbell’s Heart-Felt Commitment Campbell Soup Company is committed to promoting heart health through the products it makes and the causes it supports. In addition to contributing $1.8 million to the American Heart Association, Campbell has offered a wide variety of great-tasting products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle for more than 25 years. To further support the cause this year, the company expanded its “AdDress Your Heart� awareness efforts by joining forces with The Heart Truth campaign, sponsored by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, which aims to increase awareness of the risk of heart disease in women. Translating awareness into action, registered dietitian and author Elizabeth Somer says while some risk factors are hereditary, diet and lifestyle are two key things people can control to help protect their hearts. Campbell is one of the leading food companies that are helping to make it easy and enjoyable for people to find and eat nutritious foods. “One of the most important things you can do to protect your heart is eat right and exercise, yet many people think it is difficult to do,� said Somer. “What they might be surprised to learn is that many of their favorite foods, like soup, vegetable juice and pasta sauces can all be part of a heart-healthy diet and they offer things like vegetables, fiber and antioxidants.� In fact, Campbell offers a wide selection of great-tasting products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle including Campbell’s® Healthy Request® soups, which add a one-of-a-kind lower sodium natural sea salt and deliver great taste with up to 50% less sodium than their original counterparts, Low Sodium V8® 100% vegetable juice and Prego® Heart Smart Italian sauces. Visit CampbellsAddressYourHeart.com to click to donate and learn more about Campbell products that fit into a heart-healthy lifestyle. [1]The National Coalition For Women With Heart Disease. “Women and Heart Disease Fact Sheet.� Women Heart Web site. 4 December 2008. <http://www.womenheart.org/resources/cvdfactsheet.cfm
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Monday, August 1, 2011
Do dogs get heart disease from eating people food
Do dogs get heart disease from eating people food?
I have a 50 pound lab/terrier mix and will feed her... -Egg yolks from my hard boiled eggs -Turkey skin -She gets to lick every plate after I eat -If food goes bad she gets to eat that too...like the other day she got several pieces of lasagna She is a normal weight, but im wondering if letting her be a canine garbage disposal will really impair her lifespan? She gets regular dogfood, people food isn't her whole diet.
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There's a reason they made dog food unless its plain rice or plain non spiced food its bad..
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dogs can get high cholesterol just like people. turkey skin? not really good for anyone. it's best to just stick to her dog food. you can give treats every once in a while is okay, but every day and the foods you're giving her, are not going to benefit her health.
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Yes..that's not so good. If it is not good for you to eat then it's not good for your dog. Spoiled foods could have e-coli or a number of negitive bacteria growing in it. . A dog is always a lot more healthy on a very good "well balanced" dry dog food. DP
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I think you should stick to a good quality dogfood or balanced for dogs food--not bad lasagna.
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Don't feed the troll, it's only trying to get everyone riled up.
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Oh please, it would be having a cardiac arrest if you fed it that.... Just don't give them what they want ...I would have a heat attack if I ate that , Dont Giv'em what they want
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No. You probably mean to ask do they get clogged arteries that lead to heart attacks, like what happens in people who eat too much saturated fat. It takes years and years for that to happen to people, ever hear of a 15yr old having bypass? More like 65 yr old. However, people food can cause pancreatitis which comes on very fast, is very painful and can kill your dog without fast (expensive) treatment. They can also get food poisoning which can be very nasty for them, and they can pass on salmonella to humans even if they don't get sick from it. Obviously, your dog is used to people food, so telling you to quit feeding it to her is not likely going to happen. Meet me half way and keep the meats, fats, skin and gravy away from her. Give her just the veggies. Just remember, no onions, grapes, raisins or chocolate. And please, no raw eggs.
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That's all really bad for your dog. I'd be worried about diabetes too if I were you
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I have a 50 pound lab/terrier mix and will feed her... -Egg yolks from my hard boiled eggs -Turkey skin -She gets to lick every plate after I eat -If food goes bad she gets to eat that too...like the other day she got several pieces of lasagna She is a normal weight, but im wondering if letting her be a canine garbage disposal will really impair her lifespan? She gets regular dogfood, people food isn't her whole diet.
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There's a reason they made dog food unless its plain rice or plain non spiced food its bad..
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dogs can get high cholesterol just like people. turkey skin? not really good for anyone. it's best to just stick to her dog food. you can give treats every once in a while is okay, but every day and the foods you're giving her, are not going to benefit her health.
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Yes..that's not so good. If it is not good for you to eat then it's not good for your dog. Spoiled foods could have e-coli or a number of negitive bacteria growing in it. . A dog is always a lot more healthy on a very good "well balanced" dry dog food. DP
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I think you should stick to a good quality dogfood or balanced for dogs food--not bad lasagna.
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Don't feed the troll, it's only trying to get everyone riled up.
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Oh please, it would be having a cardiac arrest if you fed it that.... Just don't give them what they want ...I would have a heat attack if I ate that , Dont Giv'em what they want
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No. You probably mean to ask do they get clogged arteries that lead to heart attacks, like what happens in people who eat too much saturated fat. It takes years and years for that to happen to people, ever hear of a 15yr old having bypass? More like 65 yr old. However, people food can cause pancreatitis which comes on very fast, is very painful and can kill your dog without fast (expensive) treatment. They can also get food poisoning which can be very nasty for them, and they can pass on salmonella to humans even if they don't get sick from it. Obviously, your dog is used to people food, so telling you to quit feeding it to her is not likely going to happen. Meet me half way and keep the meats, fats, skin and gravy away from her. Give her just the veggies. Just remember, no onions, grapes, raisins or chocolate. And please, no raw eggs.
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That's all really bad for your dog. I'd be worried about diabetes too if I were you
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