A Warning Sign of Heart Attack And Stroke May Show Up on Your Face
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Extensive research conducted by scientists at Stanford University has revealed that yellow bumps (xanthelasma) that appear around the eyes and are often mistaken for cosmetic blemishes are directly linked to a higher risk of heart attack, stroke, and vascular blockage.
The yellowish deposits that appear around the eyes may not only be an aesthetic problem, and new research suggests that it could be associated with a higher short and long-term risk of heart attack and stroke, even in people who do not have [...] The publication Scientists found that changes around the eyes can warn of heart attack and stroke years in advance appeared first on the New Journal.
It showed a recent scientific study carried out by researchers at Stanford American University.
A Warning Sign of Heart Attack And Stroke May Show Up on Your Face
Atherosclerosis, the accumulation of fatty plaques in the arteries that causes restricted blood flow, is responsible for most heart attacks and strokes – but it often builds up slowly and silently, without symptoms, before causing a major medical emergency.
Extensive research conducted by scientists at Stanford University has revealed that yellow bumps (xanthelasma) that appear around the eyes and are often mistaken for cosmetic blemishes are directly linked to a higher risk of heart attack, stroke, and vascular blockage. 🚆
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