A close relationship between fast food and heart attacks

WASHINGTON - A study of modern medical and a close relationship between residence in the vicinity of the fast-food restaurants and the large number of frequency and increase the risk of heart attack.

Noted researchers - who conducted their research on one of the cities of the U.S. state of Texas where significant fast-food restaurants - a 13% rise in the incidence of heart attack among the inhabitants of this city as compared to city dwellers who do not frequent the fast-food restaurants.

Researchers analyzed data on more than 247.1 thousand people living in the vicinity of the chain restaurants and fast food where it was noted, including increased incidence of heart attack by about 15%.

This comes at a time when heart attacks are the third position as one of the most important reasons for the high mortality in the United States after heart disease and cancer, where more than 780 thousand dollars for a heart attack to deliver some 150 thousand people die every year as part of the block between 15 to 30% of those who can overcome the side effects of the injury.