Fatal heart attacks may be more likely among people who spend decades living in heavily polluted areas, Swedish researchers report.
Living in heavy polluted area may be the cause of heart attacks. According to Swedish researchers, earlier there was not any link exposed between heavy pollution and heart attacks.
According to the research also found that, people who had particularly dirty air were at thirty-percent increased risk of heart attack and forty percent increased risk of fatal heart attack.
The journal Epidemiology has published the report. Pollution exposure, as said, might pose risk to heart attack by causing unceasing inflammation and altering heart function.
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