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Why Are More Young Women Developing Heart Disease?

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By Nina Agrawal Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
EDITORS NOTE: EDS: Story first moved as WOMEN-HEART-HEALTH on Thursday, Aug. 6, at 12:29 p.m. ET. (Science Times) The threat of heart disease, and of dying from it, is rising among young women. Recent research has suggested that nearly one-third of all women ages 20 to 44 will have heart disease in 2050, up from one-fourth today. And women under 55 are more likely to die from heart attacks than men under 55.
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Liver it up, habits to adopt and eschew to keep this powerful organ in shape

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By Nina Agrawal Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
A poor diet, lack of exercise and medical conditions can contribute to liver disease and liver cancer, both of which are on the rise globally Nina Agrawal Published 12.08.26, 06:44 AM elena boils/the new york times The liver filters our blood, helps maintain sugar levels, stores energy and plays an essential role in digestion. A poor diet, lack of exercise and medical conditions can contribute to liver disease and liver cancer, both of which are on the rise globally.
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Det beste (og verste) du kan gjøre for leveren din

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By Nina Agrawal Verified
| Aftenposten Verified
Leveren tåler mye, men noen vaner kan over tid øke risikoen for alvorlig sykdom. Heldigvis kan enkle endringer i kosthold og aktivitet gjøre en stor forskjell. Leveren er et kraftfullt organ: Den filtrerer blodet vårt, bidrar til å opprettholde blodsukkernivået, lagrer energi og spiller en viktig rolle i fordøyelsen. Et dårlig kosthold, mangel på fysisk aktivitet og andre medisinske tilstander kan bidra til leversykdom og leverkreft. Begge er på fremmarsj globalt. Les hele saken med abonnement
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