Fish oil supplements may increase heart and stroke risk for some people

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Fish oil supplements, widely used for health benefits, may increase heart disease and stroke risk for some individuals. A UK study of over 400,000 people found regular fish oil use linked to a higher risk of atrial fibrillation and stroke in those without pre-existing heart conditions. However, for individuals with existing cardiovascular disease, fish oil may reduce the risk of certain adverse events.


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