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Regulators approved the new use after two trials showed that taking the drug twice a day reduced symptoms of chronic constipation, a Novartis spokeswoman, Carrie Callahan, said.

Moreover, the higher the dose of the iron supplements, the lower the risk, so that women who took the highest doses — more than 41 milligrams a day — reduced their risk of ovulatory infertility by 62percentt.

Moreover, the most recent meta-analysis of trials involving more than 6,000 people from around the world, found that a reduction in salt intake of just 2mm a day reduced the risk of cardiovascular events by 20%.

And it's with good reason: a 2009 psychological study by Nathan Heflick of Kent University indicated that thinking about death for five minutes a day reduced depressive thoughts after only one week, and had a generally positive effect on mood.

The press release, headlined "Milk effective against cardiovascular disease," quoted WUR nutrition scientist Sabita Soedamah-Muthu as saying the meta-analysis found that drinking three glasses of milk a day reduced the risk of cardiovascular disease by 18%.

The study ultimately found that nonsmokers who drank a cup of coffee a day reduced their risk of death by six percent.

As this page has noted before, simply closing the so-called S.U.V. loophole, and making light trucks as efficient as ordinary cars, would save a million barrels of oil a day, reducing global warming gases while easing our reliance on imported oil.

The study's researchers found that people who drink four or more cups of coffee a day reduce their chances of developing Type 2 diabetes by 50percentt.

A study led by the Kangbuk Samsung hospital in South Korea found that three to five cups of coffee a day reduce the risk of heart-attack causing clogged arteries, says the Guardian.

Oral vitamin D supplementations between 700 800 IU a day reduce the risk of hip and non-vertebral fractures in ambulatory and institutionalized elderly person (Bischoff-Ferrari 2005)).

This is also the case for planned drug prescriptions for the short or long term that were described in the record entries; for example, "Initially 4 tablets a day, reduce (medication) after the patient notices an improvement".