Three runners die during Detroit marathon. I used to admire marathon runners, thinking them to be at the peak of fitness. No more: such deaths are pretty common — not because people haven’t trained well enough, but apparently because they’re doing so much damage to their bodies.
Statinators spill the beans: Dr. Michael Eades reads between the lines of a new study on niacin. The results? Statins might reduce LDL, but they don’t do squat about plaque on the carotid arteries.
