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Is coffee bad for you? What a new study says about its relationship with heart diseases
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from La Nación · Argentina · global
Jorge Tartaglione explained on LN+ how the consumption of this drink is related to arrhythmias and heart diseases; what quantity he advised and why he highlighted the importance of filtering.
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