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	Low Vitamin E Linked to Early Artery Disease  (New York, Reuters Health, 8/27/02) Arcangelo Iannuzzi of A Cardarelli Hospital in Naples and colleagues performed ultrasounds on the carotid arteries of 310 women and tested their blood for Vitamin E levels. The results of this study indicates that women whose diets lack adequate amounts of vitamin E are more likely to develop atherosclerosis, a narrowing of the arteries that restricts blood flow.

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