High levels of white blood cells in the saliva of otherwise healthy young adults could serve as an early warning sign for cardiovascular disease, according to a recent study by researchers from Canada.
to measure their ability to accommodate more blood flow, and an ultrasound to evaluate the stiffness of each volunteer's arteries.
Specifically, lower flow-mediated dilation was significantly associated with higher white blood cell counts in saliva. The researchers interpreted this as an increased risk of cardiovascular disease because it's an early indicator of poor arterial health.
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