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A Genetic Marker in the Blood Can Anticipate the Risk of Heart Attack and Cancer

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Research led by experts in cardiology and genetics reveals that, after 70 years, the presence of certain mutations in the blood can double the chance of cardiovascular disease or cancer, surpassing even the risk associated with smoking or hypertension.

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A Genetic Marker in the Blood Can Anticipate the Risk of Heart Attack and Cancer

Research led by experts in cardiology and genetics reveals that, after 70 years, the presence of certain mutations in the blood can double the chance of cardiovascular disease or cancer, surpassing even the risk associated with smoking or hypertension.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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