In a collaborative effort, researchers have uncovered a novel link between gut microbiota-derived palmitic acid (PA) and increased thrombosis risk in cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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Gut microbiota-produced palmitic acid links high-fat diets to blood clot risk
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