Changes in living habits, like eating less fat, stopping smoking and getting more exercise, are stemming the epidemic of coronary deaths.

Effects of beer, wine, and liquor in coronary deaths.

Just two fish meals a week have been shown to reduce the risk of coronary death.

There were 290 heart attacks or coronary deaths in the hormone group and 293 in the placebo group.

After 12 years of follow-up, the findings showed that in men triglyceride levels above 131 milligrams were associated with an increased risk of coronary death.

Studies have clearly demonstrated their ability to prevent heart attacks and coronary deaths.

And if it can be reversed, then coronary deaths can be prevented.

Although the new study examined only nonfatal heart attacks, the researchers believe that the risk statistics would not be changed by including coronary deaths.

They say this is particularly encouraging because this approach to preventing coronary deaths is simple, inexpensive, free of unwanted side effects and quick to show a significant benefit.

According to the latest report from the Nurses' Health Study, hormones must be continued indefinitely to maintain the protection against coronary deaths.