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Food linked to risk of stroke and heart attack

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An estimated 20-million people worldwide survive a heart attack or stroke each year.

Daily doses of medication can significantly reduce their chances of a second event. But new research out of McMaster University found what they consume at breakfast, lunch and dinner makes a big difference too. Maria Hayes explains.


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