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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 maj…
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Researchers are investigating facial cues as early warning signs of atherosclerosis, the buildup of fatty plaques that restricts blood flow and underlies most heart attacks and strokes. Because the condition often progresses without symptoms until a serious event occurs, identifying visible indicators could enable doctors to detect it sooner. The effort aims to improve early diagnosis and prevent the sudden medical emergencies caused by advanced plaque accumulation.
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