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Noticeable early symptoms of heart attack and how to prevent it

What causes a heart attack?

The Times of India

Study identifies length of incidental activity associated with health advantages

A new wearables research of over 25,000 people gives the greatest evidence yet that short bouts of incidental activity, the kind we perform as part of daily living, may reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, and even early mortality - but the amount and intensity of activity counts. Read…

Dynamite News

Bob Mortimer misses Gone Fishing due to health issues

Mortimer is replaced by Lee Mack in the penultimate episode of the current series

The Independent UK

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Climbing more than five flights of stairs a day can decrease the chances of heart disease, study suggests

Muscles such as the glutes, quads, hamstring and calves are activated and cardiovascular health improves

The Independent UK

World Heart Day: Here's what you need to know about cardiac arrest and heart attack

While often used interchangeably in casual conversations, cardiac arrest and heart attack are distinctly different medical emergencies. Understanding the nuances between these conditions is crucial, as it can make a life-or-death difference.

The Times of India

London hospital trials use of blood pressure medication to treat liver disease

Researchers to assess whether beta blocker could be used to treat cirrhosis

Evening Standard

From tiredness to sweating – subtle warning signs something could be wrong with your heart

It’s important to get unusual symptoms checked out, even if they seem mild. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

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World Heart Day 2023: Here's all you need to know about history and significance

World Heart Day is observed annually on September 29th to raise awareness about cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and promote heart-healthy lifestyles worldwide. Here's a brief overview of its history and significance:

The Times of India

United Hospital to offer free, discounted cardiac services during Heart Week in Kalaburagi

United Hospital in Kalaburagi to host Heart Week from Oct 1-5, offering free ECG, BP & sugar tests, cardiovascular consultation & 50% discounts on other tests. BPL & Ayushman card holders to receive free heart treatment. Risk factors: smoking, obesity, stress, BP & sugar levels.

The Hindu

Sudden Cardiac Arrest: How to identify underlying conditions that lead to it?

Sudden cardiac arrest represents a grave medical crisis claiming nearly 5 to 10 lakh lives each year in India, representing almost 10% of all deaths. While sudden cardiac arrest can occur in people of all ages, it predominantly occurs in adults, particularly in people with underlying cardiac disease. Although sudden…

The Times of India

Coroner ‘concerned’ over lack of cold water immersion regulation after woman’s death

Kellie Poole’s heart stopped after entering 10.7C water in Derbyshire therapy session, inquest rules

The Guardian - UK

Woman died when cold water triggered heart condition at celebrity immersion therapy camp, coroner rules

Kellie Jean Poole’s mother calls for more regulation of activity as coroner expresses ‘concern’

The Independent UK

Woman died when cold water immersion triggered pre-existing heart condition, coroner rules

Senior coroner Peter Nieto said that he would raise concerns about the lack of regulation covering the therapy

Evening Standard

Woman died when cold water triggered pre-existing heart condition, coroner rules

Peter Nieto said that he would raise concerns about the lack of regulation covering cold water immersion.

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‘We feel we’ve earned it’: UK over-50s on switching to part-time work

As record numbers of people over 50 work part-time, three who have reduced their hours explain why

The Guardian - UK

Woman probably suffered ‘sudden cardiac death’ during water therapy in UK, inquest hears

Doctors say cold water as well as obesity could have contributed to death of Kellie Jean Poole near Peak District

The Independent UK

Woman’s death during immersion therapy likely caused by cold water, inquest told

Kellie Poole was pronounced dead at the scene of the cold water immersion session in Derbyshire.

The Independent UK

Lung conditions ‘overlooked’ as many miss out on key tests – report

A charity has raised concerns that many patients are being denied access to key lung tests.

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The Times of India

How to administer aspirin to a person having a heart attack? Doctor explains

Heart attack kills millions worldwide in a year. Doctors and healthcare experts urge adults to follow a healthy lifestyle to prevent the onset of the disease.

The Hindu

Jayadeva Satellite Centre at K.C. General Hospital completes 1,000 angiograms in less than a year

The 50-bed satellite centre of the Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research (SJICSR) at K.C. General Hospital, inaugurated in October last year, has crossed a milestone by completing 1,005 angiograms as on Saturday, September 23.

The Guardian - UK

NHS England patients wait up to two-and-a-half years for an MRI

Exclusive: Figures seen by the Guardian show lengthy wait times for diagnostic tests such as ultrasound and CT scans

Dynamite News

Patients with psoriasis have lower coronary flow: Study

New research on the connection between severe psoriasis and coronary microvascular dysfunction suggested that those with severe psoriasis have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.ad further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Study: Longer-term organ abnormalities seen in some post-hospital Covid patients

The extent of abnormalities observed was often influenced by the severity of the Covid infection the patients had experienced.

The Hindu

The Silent Killer: tackling hypertension in India

WHO report reveals hypertension affects 1 in 3 adults worldwide, with nearly half unaware of their condition. Treatment gaps lead to 76 million deaths by 2050. Indian research shows rising prevalence, especially among young adults and those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. WHO report highlights lifestyle changes, affordable medications, and improved…

The Times of India

This painful skin condition increases risk of heart disease, finds new study

Growing incidences of heart disease are a major concern for all. The silent killers claim close to 18 million lives globally in a year. While several risk factors of the disease are being explored and studied, a team of researchers has found a new risk factor for cardiovascular events, which…

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