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How Kidney Damage Affects the Heart: A New Breakthrough Offers Hope

A groundbreaking German study reveals that excess oxalic acid in patients with kidney failure triggers systemic inflammation affecting the heart. Blocking the IL-17A protein improved the function of both organs, opening a promising new avenue for treatment.

New Heart Risk Factor Discovered Linked to Age: How to Combat It

A groundbreaking study by Mount Sinai Cardiovascular Institute published in Nature reveals that clonal hematopoiesis, a mutation in white blood cells present in 25% of people over 70 and 50% over 80, promotes atherosclerosis. The hopeful news: regular exercise and proper sleep can counteract this genetic risk at any age.

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