Coronary heart disease causes arteries to narrow, restricting blood flow and oxygen to the heart muscle, which can lead to a heart attack.
La cardiopatia coronarica causa il restringimento delle arterie, limitando il flusso sanguigno e l'apporto di ossigeno al muscolo cardiaco, il che può portare a un infarto.
| Front | What does coronary heart disease cause? |
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| Back | It cuases the arteries to become narrow, so blood flow is restricted and there's a lack of oxygen to the heart muscle - this can result in a heart attack. |
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