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New study raises questions about health benefits of fish – 3AW
A new study has raised questions about the benefits eating fish has on heart health. Dietary guidelines recommend at least two servings per week for cardiovascular…
A new study has raised questions about the benefits eating fish has on heart health.
Dietary guidelines recommend at least two servings per week for cardiovascular benefits.
But a new study of more than 190,000 people from 40 countries, suggests eating fish may not be beneficial for heart health in healthy people.
Study author from Hamilton Health Sciences and McMaster University in Canada, Associate Professor Andrew Mente, says the benefit is far greater for people who already have heart disease…
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