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Heavy Ultra-Processed Food Consumption Daily Linked to 67% Higher Risk of Major Heart Events

Editorial Team Apr 1, 2026
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Steep Increase in Heart Disease Risk Up to 7 Years Sooner for Males Compared to Females…

Editorial Team Mar 4, 2026
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Trim Your Waist, Save Your Heart: Why Waist-to-Height Beats BMI for Predicting Heart Risk

Editorial Team Nov 11, 2025
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Exposure to More Artificial light at Night is Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk

Editorial Team Nov 9, 2025
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Building Heart-Healthy Habits in Young Adults May Shape the Risk of Heart Disease Decades Later

Editorial Team Oct 9, 2025
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New Study Reveals 99% of Heart Attacks Are Linked to At Least One Preventable Risk Factor

Editorial Team Oct 1, 2025
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Erectile Dysfunction (ED) Could Be an Early Sign of Cardiovascular Disease

Editorial Team Aug 5, 2025
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Body Fat Percentage is a More Accurate Predictor of Mortality than BMI

Editorial Team Jul 13, 2025
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High-normal Sodium Levels Correlate with Increased Risks of Hypertension and Heart Failure

Editorial Team Jun 27, 2025
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Vitamin D is a Double Edge Sword — What the Latest Research Really Says

Editorial Team Apr 27, 2025
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