Study finds rare gene mutation may provide cardiovascular protection
Jammu, April 27 -- A recent study has uncovered promising results for those suffering from cardiovascular diseases. Researchers have found that individuals with a uncommon gene mutation called growth hormone receptor deficiency (GHRD) appear to have healthier hearts and better managed risk factors compared to relatives without the mutation.
GHRD, also referred to as Laron syndrome, causes stunted growth due to an inability to utilize growth hormones effectively. Though the mutation reduces height, previous research has indicated it may also lower chances of developing several age-related illnesses. Ecuadorians living with GHRD, who were evaluated as part of this study, experience less cancer, diabetes and have sharper cognitive abilities...
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