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Obesity may cause higher fatality of COVID-19 for young Americans

Obesity may cause higher fatality of COVID-19 for young Americans

Jun 27, 2020, at 04:19 pm

Washington/Xinhua: The victims of COVID-19 in the United States appear to be younger than those in other hard-hit rich countries, and the reason could be obesity.

Replacing saturated fat with healthier fat may lower cholesterol as well as drugs in context of a healthy diet, says study

Replacing saturated fat with healthier fat may lower cholesterol as well as drugs in context of a healthy diet, says study

Jun 17, 2017, at 12:47 am

Dallas, June 16 (IBNS): The American Heart Association continues to recommend replacing saturated fats with poly- and mono-unsaturated vegetable oil to help prevent heart disease, according to a new American Heart Association advisory, published in the association’s journal Circulation.

Desk jobs are bad for your heart and your waist, says research

Desk jobs are bad for your heart and your waist, says research

Mar 03, 2017, at 09:41 pm

London, Mar 3 (IBNS) A new study shows further evidence for the view that spending too much time sitting down is bad for our health and our waistline.