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The Latest Breaking News on Heart Disease

Nottingham mum-of-two 'cannot catch a break' as DWP rejects PIP application

She suffers from a heart disease

Nottingham Post

Mould, pollution and chronic loneliness: meet the experts who say housing is damaging our health

We are still designing homes that exacerbate asthma, allergens, and risks of heart attacks and strokes, says buildings consultancy Ekkist — so let’s get the developers to do better

Evening Standard

Study suggests CT Scan best to predict middle-aged heart disease risk

Researchers find, CT scans are more accurate than genetics at predicting a middle-aged person's risk for heart disease, such as a heart attack. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Red flag symptom in skinny legs that might be sign of silent killer

Although a lot of people are self-conscious about their thick thighs, having them is actually a healthy sign

Irish Mirror

Improvements in cardiac surgery have been sustained following critical review at Swansea's Morriston Hospital

The Royal College of Surgeons was impressed by the impact of measures taken by health chiefs

Wales Online

Man who waited 12 years for heart transplant dies after being denied medication in jail for neighbour dispute

‘If something happens to me because of my heart, there’s going to be a problem,’ Dexter Barry said in body cam footage

The Independent UK

Thick thighs save lives according to health experts

New research suggests strong legs can indicate whether a person is at higher risk of heart failure

Bristol Post

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Irish mum urges people to check blood pressure as many are a 'ticking time bomb'

Two out of three over-50s are affected by the silent killer

Irish Mirror

Size of legs could be major factor in heart failure says study

While some people may be self conscious about their thick thighs, it can be a healthy sign

Wales Online

Heart attack risk 'substantially' lowered by switching to vegan diet, study says

New research shows the links between plant based diets and lowering artery blocking cholesterol - a key risk factor in serious heart conditions.

Daily Record

Health experts say 'red flag' symptom in your legs could be linked to heart failure

New research has uncovered a relationship between a person's thighs and how likely they are to suffer from heart failure following a heart attack

Chronicle Live

'Thin' legs could increase chance of heart failure, new study finds

It's not the first study to link leg size to health

Nottingham Post

Hidden feature linked to heart failure risk as strong thighs are 'healthy sign'

The researchers found that having strong quadriceps could be a healthy sign, reducing the risk of heart failure in those who had suffered a heart attack.

Daily Record

Scots grandad who had heart attack 'got 15 more years after miracle operation'

Alex Landells passed away in 2019, though his family said his life would have been shorter if it wasn't for the help of the British Heart Foundation.

Daily Record

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Daily Mirror

Red flag symptom in your legs that could be sign of silent killer

A new study suggests that people's legs can reveal whether a person is more or less likely to suffer heart failure and researchers have said that the results are important for those suffering from coronary disease

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh grandad’s miracle operation gave him 15 more years with his family

An Edinburgh man is thanking the British Heart Foundation, after their research helped give him 15 more years with his father when he suffered a heart attack in 2004.

The Independent UK

Daily multivitamin may help slow memory loss in older adults – study

Findings suggest there may be a simple, inexpensive way to help older adults slow down memory decline, the scientists said.

Zenger

A New Study Found That Multivitamins Can Help Older Adults Slow Down Memory Loss

Americans over the age of 60 were able to slow down memory loss with multivitamins including those with heart disease.

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The Independent UK

New compound may help nerves regenerate after injury – scientists

Scientists said the chemical compound, named 1938, activates biological mechanisms that helps control cell growth.

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian heart attack survivor in emotional plea to save pool

SNP opposition accuse Labour of casting pools adrift by rejecting funding plan after hearing appeal to save Broxburn as a centre for health and community well-being

The Times of India

Nitesh Pandey's death due to cardiac arrest brings attention to why premature deaths due to this heart condition are on the rise

Nitesh Pandey, a known face in movies and TV series, passed away due to cardiac arrest on Wednesday at 2 am. He was 51.

The Independent UK

Drugs used for heart conditions linked to improved outcomes for stroke patients

Research was carried out in partnership with the UK Dementia Research Institute.

The Times of India

Common myths about heart failure that many believe to be true

Heart failure (HF) is a medical condition in which the heart muscle does not pump enough blood. One of the major causes of reduction in heart’s ability to pump blood is coronary artery disease (CAD) and heart attack. However, faulty heart valves, chronic blood pressure, or genetic disease can also…

Chronicle Live

Top NHS surgeon explains how 'heartboxes' trialled in Newcastle could revolutionise transplants and save more lives

Leading surgeon Professor Stephen Clark hopes the "heartbox" will mean more donor hearts can be transplanted, saving many lives

Tribune News Service

COVID kills 1 person every 4 minutes as vaccine rates fall

After more than three years, the global COVID-19 emergency is officially over. Yet it’s still killing at least one person every four minutes and questions on how to deal with the virus remain unanswered, putting vulnerable people and undervaccinated countries at risk.

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