Chronic stress and inflammation can change heart structure
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A study from Imperial College London reveals that chronic inflammation linked to stress and lifestyle factors can damage heart structure and increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
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- Researchers at Imperial College London analyzed data from over 488,000 adults using the UK Biobank database.
- The study found that high levels of a biomarker called Glycoprotein Acetyls are associated with structural heart changes like wall thickening and reduced pumping efficiency.
- Increased chronic inflammation was also linked to a 43 percent higher risk of heart attacks and strokes.
- Adopting healthier lifestyle habits like regular exercise and smoking cessation can help mitigate these cardiovascular risks.
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