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I think it is important to have both the word "why" and the specificity of Heart Attacks, CAD and Diabetes in there. "why" because otherwise it feels like an a
by soham 11y ago
I think it is important to have both the word "why" and the specificity of Heart Attacks, CAD and Diabetes in there.
"why" because otherwise it feels like an assertion, instead of reasoning. Second, it reflects specific types of heart diseases (Attacks and CAD), PLUS diabetes, which is not a heart disease.
- dang 11y agoWe specifically took out the word "Why" because (a) it's a standard link-bait trick and (b) it's misleading—they don't know why. "Heart disease" is surely a legit way to refer to coronary artery disease and heart attacks. I can't figure out a way to fit "diabetes" in the title while keeping it accurate and readable. Maybe someone else can. I'm going to detach this subthread and mark it off-topic now.