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See-Through Fish Fed Junk Food Diet Develops Early Symptoms of Heart Disease
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Jacquelin
- 378 days ago - dailymail.co.uk
A transparent fish that was fed junk food has allowed scientists to watch blood vessels furring up and narrowing. They hope the research will improve understanding of how heart disease develops in humans. The zebrafish were given a high cholesterol di
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Joycey B. (706)
Saturday March 7, 2009, 12:31 pm
We already know that junk food is not good for us. Why are they still testing on something we already know. Just like subjecting monkeys to smoking. We already know the dangers of doing it. A waste of money and animal life.
 

Sir Walk F. (83)
Saturday March 7, 2009, 4:39 pm
agreed, joycey
 

Gissel Escudero (14)
Sunday March 8, 2009, 3:49 pm
I agree too. They should rather invest that money in convincing people to quit junk food and do more exercise! :-)
 
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