McMaster University - New Canadian research suggests ‘skinny fat' body type linked to artery damage

The correlation between overweight adults and artery damage is well-documented, but new data suggests that hidden fat within the abdomen and around the liver can clog the arteries of individuals who outwardly appear healthy.

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