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Cardiology & Metabolic Health
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Doctor reveals 4 dietary traps that spike blood sugar
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Blocking enzyme reduces heart failure risk after heart attack in mice
8+ hour, 45+ min ago (128+ words) Researchers in Japan discovered that blocking the enzyme BCAT1 can reduce fibrosis, or harmful stiffening, in mouse hearts after a heart attack. This intervention preserved heart function even when administered after tissue damage had begun. The findings suggest BCAT1 as a promising,…...