Melatonin Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Failure
A recent study found that the risk of heart failure was 4.6% among individuals taking melatonin, compared to 2.7% for those with no record of melatonin use.
Context and Coverage
This finding was reported alongside various international and national news updates, including health, politics, and social issues.
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Summary
The association of melatonin use with nearly double the risk of heart failure calls for cautious evaluation of this common supplement in heart health contexts.