Pollution particles damage blood vessels, may lead to heart disease

Having trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Fox News · Health October 27, 2016 Fox News Health Pollution particles damage blood vessels, may lead to heart disease Tiny pollution particles produced by vehicle engines and industry are known to worsen heart disease and raise the risk of stroke, but a new study suggests they might also be planting the seeds for cardiovascular disease early on. Most Popular Cancer survivors take more psych meds than other people 'Low FODMAP' diet may ease irritable bowel syndrome Dementia risk may rise in the wake of disaster World's first albino beauty pageant kicks off in Kenya Latest Videos Is fasting to lose weight safe? Secondhand smoke hides in places you don't realize Latest Feature How this bride lost over 100 pounds between her engagement and wedding Latest from the Doc Dr. Manny Alvarez 7 ways to calm gas during pregnancy Sponsored Stories Recommended by Want more FoxNews.com? Get daily science and tech breakthroughs hand-picked by our editors. This e-mail is never sent unsolicited, you recieved it because you subscribed to receive updates from foxnews.com

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