Baseline Diet Quality Linked to Heart Failure Risk Over 20 Years in Greek Adults
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This observational study followed 2,159 Greek adults without cardiovascular disease for 20 years and found that higher initial diet quality was associated with lower odds of developing heart failure. The strongest link was observed with healthy-food consumption, though the study does not prove that changing diet prevents heart failure.
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Originally published by gnews
