Simple salt substitute could prevent three million deaths a year worldwide, study estimates
A Nature Health study finds potassium salt substitutes could prevent nearly 3 million deaths yearly, but hyperkalemia poses risks for some patients.
A Nature Health study finds potassium salt substitutes could prevent nearly 3 million deaths yearly, but hyperkalemia poses risks for some patients.
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Replacing table salt with potassium-enriched salt can drastically blunt cardiovascular disease on a global scale, new research has found. Researchers found replacing regular salt with a potassium-enriched version could also prevent...
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Researchers found replacing regular salt with a potassium-enriched version could also prevent 60,000 cases of cardiovascular and kidney disease annually in the UK.
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Video captures a Florida black bear darting across a busy Naples road near I-75 as South Florida Everglades development pushes wildlife out.
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