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Depression and Visual Impairment Raise Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Summary by European Medical Journal
Depression and visual impairment were independently linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk. Discover what this means for prevention.
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Depression and Visual Impairment Raise Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Depression and visual impairment were independently linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk. Discover what this means for prevention.

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European Medical Journal broke the news in on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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