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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

Irish Mirror · Jul 10, 2023

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.

The Independent UK · Jul 10, 2023

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.

Belfast Live · Jul 10, 2023

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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.

Daily Record · Jul 9, 2023

Moderate alcohol consumption has no health benefits

The article talks about the biggest wellness misconception that moderate consumption of alcohol improves heart health and the truth behind it.

The Hindu · Jul 8, 2023

Study reveals young kidney cancer survivors more likely to develop heart problems

According to a study, many teenage and young adult kidney cancer survivors are at a significant risk for heart problems due to heightened levels of hypertension or high blood pressure. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Jul 8, 2023

County Durham toddler who has spent almost half of her life in hospital receives a new heart

Two-year-old Beatrix Adamson-Archbold is now recovering from a heart transplant

Chronicle Live · Jul 8, 2023

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Stamp-size Implant Could Help Millions Suffering From Heart Failure

The soft, wireless device has the potential to prevent approximately six million deaths per year caused by cardiovascular disease.

Zenger · Jul 7, 2023

Warning of 'silent killer' disease with few symptoms as hospital admissions skyrocket

A charity has called for urgent action

Manchester Evening News · Jul 7, 2023

Teenage football player with 'varsity dream' on life support machine after collapsing in high school drills

The teenage Newfield High School football player from Long Island, New York, is said to have suffered a "cardiac arrest" during a practice at the school

Daily Mirror · Jul 7, 2023

Not eating healthy foods linked with higher cardiovascular disease: Study

Researchers from Hamilton Health Sciences and McMaster University revealed in a study conducted at the Population Research Health Institute (PHRI) that persons who do not consume enough of six important nutrients collectively had a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD). Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Jul 7, 2023

Everyone over age of 45 urged to visit health and life MOT government check up

New online portal offers help to spot key health potential problems, if you will have enough pension to survive and getting back into work

Wales Online · Jul 7, 2023

'Silent' deadly condition with few early symptoms sending more people to hospital

A charity for this 'silent' condition is demanding urgent action be taken to address the increasing rate of hospital admissions.

Daily Record · Jul 6, 2023

Cause of death confirmed for teenagers who died in Greece holiday tragedy

Andrew O’Donnell and Max Wall

Manchester Evening News · Jul 6, 2023

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Daily Record · Jul 6, 2023

Dobbies staff won't miss a beat with new BHF partnership

The retailer wants to help improve survival rates from cardiac arrest

Bristol Post · Jul 6, 2023

'Silent' killer disease with few early symptoms putting more people in hospital

Charities are demanding urgent action following a 22 per cent increase in hospital admissions

Wales Online · Jul 6, 2023

'Silent killer' with few early symptoms on the rise with 20% jump in hospital admissions in a year

With only a handful of symptoms which only usually show once the damage is done the disease can be hard to spot

Irish Mirror · Jul 6, 2023

Cause of death confirmed for two Leaving Cert students in Greece holiday tragedy

Police have already ruled out foul play although separate inquiries are still underway on the Aegean island of Ios.

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Chronicle Live · Jul 5, 2023

Gateshead puppy recovering from surgery after vaccine appointment uncovers severe heart defect

Maisie the ten-month-old French Bulldog became the first to undergo a life-saving heart operation at an animal hospital in Wakefield after vets discovered she was suffering from a severe heart defect

Chronicle Live · Jul 5, 2023

Health expert warns not brushing teeth before bed 'increases risk of silent killer'

Non-smokers who brush once in the morning, as well as those who fail to brush at all, are more likely to suffer cardiovascular disease - a new study suggests.

The Independent UK · Jul 5, 2023

People who sleep very late may die earlier due to unhealthy habits, study says

Chance of dying from any cause was found to be 9 per cent higher among definite night owls

The Guardian - US · Jul 5, 2023

Turbulence is getting worse. So is my fear of flying. Can I cure it in time for a wedding?

Up to 40% of the US population may have aviophobia. Is it possible to conquer it – and how?

Nottingham Post · Jul 5, 2023

Mum opens up on pregnancy after being told of son's potentially fatal condition

Amie Whitehouse has shared her struggles after finding out one of her unborn twins might not survive beyond birth

Daily Mirror · Jul 4, 2023

Not brushing your teeth before you go to bed ‘increases your risk of silent killer’

Non-smokers who only brush their teeth in the morning, as well as those who do not brush their teeth at all, are more likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease, new research has suggested

Belfast Live · Jul 4, 2023

NI dad graduates after son born with hole in his heart during studies

During Noel’s second year of studies, little Oscaír was born and he had a tough start to life

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