'The reasons for the stronger effect of tobacco smoke on women's arteries are still unknown,' says project leader Professor Tremoli, 'but some hints may come from the complex interplay between smoke, inflammation and atherosclerosis.' Apart from smoking, researchers also show how other factors have a differential effect on the arteries of the two genders: for instance, education is one such factor
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