Eating Vegetables May Not Protect Against Heart Disease 

Experts stress a balanced diet and a healthy weight are still important in reducing the risk of major diseases.

Eating lots of vegetables might not protect against heart disease. 

The findings of a new study at the University of Oxford contradict older research, which experts now think didn't take into account other lifestyle factors. 

But the experts stress a balanced diet and a healthy weight are still important in reducing the risk of major diseases.

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