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Scientists Found a Blood Signature Linked to 23% Lower Risk of Death
Remembering everything you ate last week can be difficult, but your blood may keep its own record: traces of how your body processed those meals.
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Remembering everything you ate last week can be difficult, but your blood may keep its own record: traces of how your body processed those meals. Scientists have found that a blood signature tied to Mediterranean-style eating is linked to risk of dying years later. In a study involving 14,584 people in Spain and the United States, groups with higher signature scores had a lower risk of death during follow-up.
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