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"Children who have higher blood cholesterol concentrations are at
increased risk of atherosclerosis. Spokesman Steve Spence said they
could borrow as much as they could and find a parent or other relative
loaning spare money to make up the difference.
The researchers said it did not matter what proportion of the calorie
intake came from fat, protein or carbohydrate, it was the total calorie
intake that was important.
The link was closely correlated, with mothers eating the fewest calories
producing children who had the thickest arteries. They found that, on
average, the lower the mother's intake during pregnancy, the thicker the
artery wall of the child. "It is important that the Government continues
to develop schemes to help key workers onto the property ladder and to
ensure that these schemes are not confined to southern England.
" The study, which was funded by the Medical Research Council and the
charity WellChild, is published in the journal Arteriosclerosis,
Thrombosis and Vascular Biology.
She said the RCN welcomed the Government's HomeBuy scheme to help
first-time buyers onto the property ladder.
She said the RCN welcomed the Government's HomeBuy scheme to help
first-time buyers onto the property ladder.
The findings were also true regardless of social class, smoking or
exercise habits, weight or sickness in pregnancy. ELPG, a group of
leading property solicitors, said key workers struggling to buy
properties should consider setting up a co-purchase agreement. The
findings were also true regardless of social class, smoking or exercise
habits, weight or sickness in pregnancy.
"It is important that the Government continues to develop schemes to
help key workers onto the property ladder and to ensure that these
schemes are not confined to southern England.
"The presence of sufficient key workers is critical to the smooth
functioning of life in our cities and towns.
The findings were also true regardless of social class, smoking or
exercise habits, weight or sickness in pregnancy.
But the researchers were unable to determine the optimum number of
calories to be eaten per day to prevent the effect. "The presence of
sufficient key workers is critical to the smooth functioning of life in
our cities and towns.
" The study, which was funded by the Medical Research Council and the
charity WellChild, is published in the journal Arteriosclerosis,
Thrombosis and Vascular Biology.