London, Aug 26 (PTI) People who have a lot more deep forehead wrinkles than is typical for their age may be at a higher risk of dying of cardiovascular disease, a study has found. “We explored ...

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Your forehead wrinkles may be more than a sign of aging. New research finds there could be a link between heavy forehead wrinkles and heart disease. Researchers from the European Society of Cardiology ...

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BOSTON (CBS) - People who have deep furrowing of their brows, more than is typical for their age, may be at higher risk for heart disease. Researchers in France looked at more than 3,000 adults and ...

Having wrinkles on your forehead is typically associated with aging or stress, but according to a new study, it could be a sign of cardiovascular disease. According to research presented at the ...

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Are wrinkles just an inevitable consequence of aging, or could they signal something more sinister? According to research presented in Munich today at the ESC Congress 2018, the annual conference of ...

Do you have wrinkles on your forehead? If you have more than usual, you may be at risk for heart disease, according to a new report. » RELATED: Eat this meat twice a week to avoid heart attacks and ...

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Researchers from the European Society of Cardiology conducted a study, recently presented at the group's annual conference in Munich, to explore the link between deep forehead wrinkles and ...