Researcher: Apple Shaped Bodies More Prone To Heart Attacks
BOSTON -- Do you know if you're an apple or a pear? We're not talking about favorite fruits, we're talking about body shape, or where you carry extra weight -- if you have any.
NewsCenter 5's Heather Unruh reported that a new study suggests that body shape is a better indicator of cardiovascular disease than obesity.
Like millions of Americans, Elliot Margolis is carrying some extra weight around his middle.
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BOSTON -- Do you know if you're an apple or a pear? We're not talking about favorite fruits, we're talking about body shape, or where you carry extra weight -- if you have any.
NewsCenter 5's Heather Unruh reported that a new study suggests that body shape is a better indicator of cardiovascular disease than obesity.
Like millions of Americans, Elliot Margolis is carrying some extra weight around his middle.
http://www.thebostonchannel.com/health/3023013/detail.html?treets=bos&tml=bos_health&ts=T&tmi=bos_health_1_12150004212004