Signals
Beans for men, broccoli for women? The real cardiometabolic warning is that risk starts by 22
An Australian study found that higher legume intake in young men and higher cruciferous-vegetable intake in young women were associated with lower cardiometabolic risk. The sex-specific findings are intriguing, but the bigger policy signal is harder to ignore: almost one in five participants already had multiple warning signs for future diabetes and cardiovascular disease in…
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