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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Receives Pacemaker Amidst Judicial Reform Protests

Netanyahu undergoes successful surgery as nationwide demonstrations intensify

Zenger

Netanyahu has emergency heart surgery hours before tense vote on key reforms

Critics say amendment is being rushed through the parliament and may lead to abuse of power if passed

The Independent UK

Israel's Netanyahu recovers from heart procedure while tensions surge over judicial overhaul plan

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is recovering in hospital after an emergency heart procedure as opposition to his government’s contentious judicial overhaul plan reached a fever pitch and unrest gripped the country

The Independent UK

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The IVF specialist who lost multiple pregnancies: ‘I had spent years making people’s dreams come true. It felt so unfair’

After her own experience of fertility treatment and pregnancy loss, the embryologist connects with patients on a far more emotional level

The Guardian - UK

Major breakthrough for patients facing ‘silent killer’ as new injection could replace drugs

High blood pressure is known as the silent killer as its symptoms often go unnoticed until it’s too late

The Independent UK

Senior citizen undergoes valve implantation through rare procedure

A senior citizen, who developed severe aortic stenosis (narrowing of the heart valves) has undergone an artificial valve implantation through the carotid artery at a private hospital in the city. The carotid artery is in the neck region which supplies blood to the brain, face and neck.

The Hindu

Mayo Clinic Minute: Invest now for better heart health later

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of both men and women — in the U.S. and around the globe. Overall, men over 45 and women over 55 are more likely to have a heart attack than those who are younger.

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What is a healthy resting heart rate, and why does its matter?

Knowing yours can be a helpful way to identify potential health problems and gauge how healthy your heart is.

Chicago Sun-Times

Grief Can Cause Heart Attacks, Study Finds

Severe grief increases blood pressure, raising risk of cardiac events, according to University of Arizona research.

Zenger

Vaping Raises Cardiovascular Disease Risk, Study Finds

New research shows vaping increases risk of cardiovascular disease, delivering potentially harmful chemicals to the body.

Zenger

5 of the healthiest alcoholic drinks revealed

If consumed in moderation, these alcoholic drinks can be enjoyed guilt-free!

Mayo Clinic Q and A: Effects of hot weather, humidity on blood pressure, heart

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I'm retired and enjoy spending time outdoors in my garden and kayaking with my family. I have high blood pressure, which has been managed by medication for nearly 10 years. Recently I've noticed that I develop a headache, nausea and sometimes dizziness after a few hours in…

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Study provides further insight into hypertension that is resistant to therapy

Many individuals use medicine to control their hypertension, which is excessive blood pressure that can lead to a heart attack or stroke. Read further on Dynamite News:

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F1 admits need to be ‘careful’ over heart rate TV graphics plan

As part of a trial that started at the Austrian Grand Prix, F1 has begun experimenting with displaying the heart rates of two drivers at each F2 event.

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The Guardian - UK

Benjamin Netanyahu discharged from hospital after heart tests

Israeli prime minister fitted with monitoring device after being kept overnight with dehydration

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Study analysis behavioural patterns of people who achieve weight loss clinically

A recent study analysed the behavioural patterns of people who achieve weight loss clinically. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Genetic testing could bring in ‘new age’ of diagnostics in NHS

A new DNA test looks at genetics as a risk factor in developing heart disease.

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Holby City favourite joins Casualty cast for VERY special reason

Holby City fans are in for a treat as show favourite joins Casualty for a special appearance.

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Nottingham Post

Terminally ill boy dies after Johnny Depp helped YouTube dream come true

The youngster became an internet sensation and his story was heard by hundreds of thousands worldwide

The Hindu

Consuming foods like legumes, nuts, fish and whole-fat dairy products key to lowering risk of heart disease, finds study

Consuming fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, fish and whole-fat dairy products is key to lowering the risk of Cardiovascular Disease (CVD), including heart attacks and strokes, according to a recent study.

Dublin Live

Broken-hearted parents of teen who died on Greek holiday pay tribute to 'fabulous' son

Max Wall died on the Greek island of Ios last weekend, just hours after fellow pupil Andrew O'Donnell passed away

Irish Mirror

Parents of teen who died in Greek holiday tragedy pay tribute to their 'fabulous son' at his funeral

Max Wall died on the island of Ios, hours after the body of fellow pupil at St Michael's College in south Dublin, Andrew O'Donnell, was found on a rocky hill on the island

The Independent UK

Parents of teenager who died on Greek island pay tribute to ‘fabulous son’

Max Wall was one of two former pupils of St Michael’s College who died while on holiday in Ios.

Belfast Live

Dáithí Mac Gabhann to undergo surgery to try and get back on heart transplant list

He will undergo a cardiac catheter in Newcastle on Thursday.

Daily Record

Underlying health conditions that can be spotted in your hands like liver disease and cancer

It may be worth paying extra attention to your hands as some of these simple symptoms can be easily missed, and could be signs of something potentially serious.

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