New research shows stroke risk tied closer to type of fat consumed, not amount
New research shows stroke risk tied closer to type of fat consumed, not amount
In the US, stroke is the #5 leading cause of death. The American Heart Association discovered the source of fats makes a difference in the chances of having a stroke.
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