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Healthier Salt Substitute May Prevent Millions of Deaths From Heart Disease

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Healthier Salt Substitute May Prevent Millions of Deaths From Heart Disease

New research suggests a healthier form of salt could prevent more than 10 million new cases of heart and kidney disease worldwide each year. Eva-Katalin/E+/Getty Images Swapping regular table salt for potassium-enriched salt could preven…

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