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Heart disease risk associated with eating fried foods – Medical News Today
According to a recent meta-analysis, eating fried foods is linked with an increased risk of experiencing major cardiovascular events.
- Eating fried food is linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular events
- The risk increases with each additional 4-ounce weekly serving
- Compared with those who ate the least fried food, those who ate the most had a 37% increased risk of heart failure
A recent meta-analysis has found that eating fried foods is linked with a heightened risk of major cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes.
The analysis looked at the results of 19 studies, 17 of which concerned major cardiovascular…
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