Eating late & cardiac risk

Executive summary Please login to view this content Introduction I was in a waiting area on Tuesday 12th November 2019 and flicked through some newspapers. One story was covered in both the Daily Mail and The Times. The Times headline was “Eating late could raise cardiac risk” (Ref 1). The Mail headline was “Why women should skip a hearty late meal.” When I got home, I searched for the academic paper behind the headlines and couldn’t find one. I did find that the story had captured global attention and headlines. Today/NBC reported “Women should eat most calories early in the day for a healthy heart” (Ref 2). IOL, South Africa, reported the Mail article verbatim (Ref 3). The lead author, Dr Nour Makarem, was quoted in

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