A recent study has found a potential link between gum inflammation and early warning signs of cardiovascular disease in young adults. The study focused on the connection between gum inflammation, known as periodontitis, and its association with cardiovascular health. Researchers used an oral rinse to measure levels of white blood cells, indicating gum inflammation, in the saliva of healthy adults. Individuals with high levels of white blood cells were more likely to have compromised arterial health, suggesting a connection between gum inflammation and cardiovascular issues. The study highlights the importance of addressing oral inflammation to maintain cardiovascular health. Further research with larger study populations is needed to confirm these findings.
Gum Inflammation Linked to Early Signs of Cardiovascular Disease in Young Adults
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