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"Woof-arin" could be prescribed to patients for living longer

Data collected from studies showed improvement in survival time for people who own dogs

09-Oct-2019

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Owning a dog may encourage people to be more active by taking their dog for a walk.

Canadian study showed whether people who owned dogs were more or less likely to live longer.

Dog owners were less likely to have died during follow-up than people who did not own dogs.

According to Swedish study dog owners were 21% less likely to have died after a heart attack.

Both studies were published in the peer-reviewed journal Circulation.

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Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes

Articles about research and treatments of cardiovascular diseases

Mount Sinai Hospital

Hospital and health center in Toronto

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

International university teaching sciences for tenable life

University of Toronto

Public research university located in Toronto

Uppsala University

Public research university and Sweden's oldest university

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