Living near fast food bad for heart: study

Proximity to fast food outlets has been linked to a higher risk of developing heart disease.

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Fast food chains face little to no regulation when it comes to marketing their products and making them healthier Source: Global Junk Food

People who live within 500 metres of one or more fast food outlets are more likely to end up with heart disease, according to a new study.


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By Diala AlAzzeh
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