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Published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), a study found individuals were significantly less prone to conditions like ...

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Restricted sugar intake during early life is linked to lower risks of several heart conditions in adulthood, including heart ...

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Women's mortality rate is high when it comes to heart diseases. Find out what are the root causes that drive the alarming risk factor.

“If you have a lot of sugar at once, it can increase your blood pressure and increase your heart rate in the short term,” ...

“Many infants and toddlers consume excess added sugars via maternal diet, formula, and early solids… Early-life sugar ...

Restricting sugar in the first two years of life has lasting benefits for the heart into adulthood, research suggests.

The results showed people exposed to the rationing before birth and during early life also developed heart conditions up to two and a half years later, on average, than those with unrestricted early ...