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What Is The Best Multivitamin Brand For Women?
Researchers at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm have found that women who do not have cardiovascular disease who take multivitamins have a reduced risk of later having a heart attack. But the scientists say that taking vitamins does not have the same protective effect on women who already have heart disease.
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