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Regularly skipping breakfast linked to increased risk of heart disease and stroke

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'Skipping breakfast may raise risk of heart disease by up to 87 per cent, study finds' The Sun reports

'Skipping breakfast may raise risk of heart disease by up to 87 per cent, study finds' The Sun reports

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