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    Strong muscles linked to lower heart attack risk

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    A new study suggests that individuals with strong chest and back muscles may have a reduced risk of heart attacks and early death. Researchers analyzed scans of 1,722 patients, finding that increased muscle density correlates with better heart health. The study emphasizes the importance of exercise, not just strength training, in improving muscle density and overall cardiovascular health.
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