Processed Meat, Not Red Meat, is Associated with Heart Disease

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Processed Meat, Not Red Meat, is Associated with Heart Disease

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A new study shows that processed meat, not red meat per se, raises one's risk for coronary heart disease and diabetes.

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Eating a diet heavy in red meat has been tied to added risk for #cancer, #diabetes and #heartdisease @CBSNews http://t.co/rqeMAjuJ

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Red Meat Linked to Cancer and Heart Disease - NYTimes.com

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Red Meat Linked to Cancer and Heart Disease - NYTimes.com

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Hotdogs and cold cuts pump up your risk of diabetes dramatically. Do you try to avoid processed meats? http://ow.ly/61DlJ

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Natural Standard Blog: Consuming Red Meat May Increase Stroke Risk

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