Newly Reported Heart Syndrome Affects 90% of US Population, Claims American Medical Association Without Explanation.

New Heart Syndrome Reportedly Affects 90% of US Population, Says American Medical Association.

 The condition, known as cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, overlaps with kidney disease, diabetes, and obesity. According to recent studies, nearly all adults in the US might be afflicted, prompting calls for comprehensive investigation and action.

Brand-new heart syndrome reportedly affects 90% of U.S. population, American Medical Association claims, no explanation offered (blacklistednews.com)

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