Summary
SHORT people are at higher risk of heart disease than those who are taller, research suggests. A review of 52 studies found shorter adults were around 50% more likely to have heart disease, have a heart attack or die from the disease than tall people.
On average, short people were below 5ft 3in and tall people were over 5ft 8in.See the full content of this document
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Short People Are at Higher [ ... ]
The effect was true for both men and women, although a separate analysi...
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