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dr. holley phillips. >>> good morning. today in "healthwatch", blood types and your heart. your blood type may affect your heart disease risk. new research finds people with blood type a, b, or abfrom two well-known studies involving 90,000 people between the ages of 30 and 75. they found people with the rarest blood type ab had the highest increased risk of heart disease at 23% when compared to those with type o. people with type b have an 11% chance and people with type a had a five% increased risk. scientists speculate they're more prone to higher levels of harmful cholesterol or inflammation that can damage the arteries. type o blood has improved blood flow and minimized effects. though we can't change our blood type, the study is considered ground breaking. it may help physicians determine who's at risk for heart disease and how to best prevent and treat the illness. for now, don't forget to focus on what you can control, a healthy diet, exercise and lowering stress as much as possible. i'm dr. holley phillips. >> announcer: c"cbs healthwatch sponsored by ensure. ensure, nutrition in charge. ice. i've got nine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female ann

dr. holly phillips. >> good morning. today in "healthwatch," blood type and your heart. your blood type may affect your heart disease risk. new research finds people with blood type a, b or aben the ages of 30 and 75. they found people with the rarest blood type, ab had the highest increase of heart disease of 23% with compared to type o. people with type b had an 11% increased risk and people with type a a 5% increased risk. scientists speculate that some are prone to higher levels of harmful cholesterol or inflammation which can damage the arteries. type o blood found substances which improve blood flow and minimize clotting which may have a protective. although we can't change the blood type, it's groundbreaking because it may help physicians determine who is at risk for heart disease and how to best prevent or treat the illness. for now, don't forget to focus an what you can control, a healthy diet, exercise and lowering stress as much as possible. i'm dr. holly phillips. >> cbs "healthwatch" sponsored by ensure. enjoy ensure as a part of your healthy diet. ensure, nutrition in charge. clear, huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got nine grams of protein. that's thre