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"Background and Purpose--Several studies have provided evidence for a relationship between body iron load and cardiovascular disease. We analyzed the association of 'blood] ferritin 'one of the chief forms that iron is stored in the body] levels with 'degeneration of the arteries, atherosclerosis]...
"Results--... both men and women showed a dose-response relationship 'higher the levels the greater the occurrence] between 'blood] ferritin levels...'and the prevalence of plaques in the arteries of the head and neck.]
Editor's note--the plaques would indicate heart disease may be developing.
Iron and Heart Disease Bibliography
Stroke, vol. 35, 2004. By: Wolff, Volzke, Judemann, Felix, et al., Klinik
(for Internal Med.,) Inst. fur Chemistry, and Klinik fur Neurolgie, U. of
Greifswald, Greifswald, Germany.
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