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Heart surgeon says dangerous habit 'damages every organ' in body

A leading heart surgeon warns that a common soft‑drink habit could damage every organ, sparking nationwide health debate

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The brief

A prominent heart surgeon has labeled a widely practiced habit as the "single most dangerous thing" for the body, stating it damages every organ and dubbing soft drinks "liquid death." Coverage from Wales Online, MSN, AOL.com, Daily Express and The Mirror all highlight the surgeon’s warning, emphasizing the claim that the habit is held by millions and that the drinks pose a major risk to heart health. Future reporting may follow public reaction, potential health guidelines and additional commentary from medical experts, according to the current focus of the coverage.

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Quick answers

What habit is the surgeon warning about?

The surgeon is warning about the consumption of soft drinks, describing them as "liquid death" and a "big no‑no" for heart health.

Which professionals made the statements?

The statements come from a heart surgeon and cardiologist, identified in the coverage as a cardiovascular surgeon.

Which outlets are reporting the story?

Wales Online, MSN, AOL.com, Daily Express and The Mirror have all published articles on the surgeon’s warning.

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soft drinks heart health cardiology UK health Wales

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