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Health‘Skinny fat’ can quietly damage arteries even in people who appear healthy

Study finds that visceral and liver fat quietly thicken arteries, raising heart disease and stroke risk even in people with healthy weight.

Rebecca Shavit
HealthNeurons burn fat to keep your brain running and fight diseaseJoseph Shavit
HealthObesity accelerates Alzheimer’s-linked plaque buildup in the brainJoseph Shavit
HealthExercising this small leg muscle boosts metabolism, burns fat even while seated
HealthBlocking this one enzyme protects the heart from high-fat diets
HealthBreakthrough cell therapy stops cancer by stealing its nutrients
HealthHidden muscle fat significantly raises heart disease risk, study finds
HealthHigh-fat diet kills the joy of eating — and fuels obesity
HealthCRISPR transforms ordinary fat cells into cancer killing machines
HealthDoes body fat affect your risk of Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s?
Global GoodHigh-fat diets can disrupt gut bacteria and increase anxiety, study finds
DiscoveriesFive-day diet lowers risk factors for disease and reduces biological age in humans
DiscoveriesLifechanging drug naturally converts ‘bad’ fat to ‘good’ fat
DiscoveriesLifechanging new drug prevents weight gain from sugary and fatty diets
DiscoveriesBreakthrough study reveals the secret behind our love for salt
DiscoveriesSurprising research uncovers why eating chocolate feels so good
DiscoveriesBreakthrough research explains why obesity is more dangerous for men
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