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Study Finds Even Low Plaque Levels Raise Heart Attack Risk in Women

Study Finds Even Low Plaque Levels Raise Heart Attack Risk in Women

Women may face a higher risk of heart attack even at lower levels of artery plaque compared to men, according to a new study led by researchers from...
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Lower Sugar Intake in Infancy Linked to Fewer Adult Heart Attacks: Study

Lower Sugar Intake in Infancy Linked to Fewer Adult Heart Attacks: Study

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New Evidence on Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection as Key Cause of Heart Attacks in Younger...

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Women may face heart attack risk with lower plaque level than men, Shows study

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