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HEART DISEASE MAY START EARLIER THAN PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT
❤️ HEART DISEASE MAY BEGIN EARLIER THAN WE THINK A recent Cedars-Sinai study examined coronary artery tissue from 322 people who died from traumatic causes and had no known coronary artery disease. Their average age was only 34. Yet 56% already had physical evidence of early, preclinical atherosclerosis. That does not mean they were about to experience heart attacks. It means the disease process can begin silently—years or even decades before symptoms appear. Researchers als
Jennifer Lee Hubl
Sep 71 min read
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