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Four warning signs of blood cancer revealed

Jolene Segrave, 32, said she spent roughly two months trying to get seen at The Ridge Medical Centre before being diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin lymphoma

The Independent UK

Baby 'fights for life' in ICU with heart infection as mum fears it could 'destroy' him

At the young age of one year and eight months old, Ayan has already undergone three invasive heart surgeries, and is now in intensive care and "fighting for his life"

Daily Mirror

Little Nottinghamshire toddler Teddy is waiting for 'high risk' surgery to fix his lungs and heart

The Nottinghamshire youngster has been very brave

Nottingham Post

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Fizz drinkers urged to have one can a week due to 'cancer and heart attack risk'

Experts reviewed over 8,000 studies to identify and examine the links between sugar consumption and 45 different health conditions.

Daily Record

Four warning signs of blood cancer revealed

Jolene Segrave, 32, said she spent roughly two months trying to get seen at The Ridge Medical Centre before being diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin lymphoma

The Independent UK

Pensioner, 72, becomes first Brit to have crucial heart surgery using fibre optic cord

The operation was guided by a hair-thin fibre optic cable threaded all the way up through an artery and could eventually help thousands of men at risk of fatal aneurysms

Daily Mirror

Heart surgery survivor brings joy to children in Freeman Hospital over Easter

Calli Tully, 25, delivered goodie bags and Easter eggs to children on the heart unit

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Moderate drinking found to have no health benefits, research review says

‘Proposition that low-dose alcohol protects against mortality continues to be controversial’

The Independent UK

The science of near-death experiences, 1979

More and more people were glimpsing light at the end of the tunnel. By Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Nottingham mum running London Marathon for daughter saved by heart surgery

'I'm so proud of Sophie and the way she's handled all that she's been through'

Nottingham Post

Mum given just six weeks with daughter after earache flagged up terminal cancer

Rosemary Wright lost her daughter, Deb, and her husband, Ken, in a short space of time

Wales Online

Florida health officials removed key data from COVID vaccine report

TAMPA, Fla. — Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced in October that young men should not get the COVID-19 vaccine, guidance that runs counter to medical advice issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Tribune News Service

Family disputes Lance Reddick’s cause of death: ‘wholly inconsistent with his lifestyle’

LOS ANGELES — The family and longtime attorney for “John Wick” and “The Wire” star Lance Reddick are disputing an uncorroborated death certificate that says the actor died of heart disease.

Los Angeles Times

NHS in Scotland can be improved without spending 'shedloads of money'

Jeane Freeman, who served as health secretary until 2021, said improvements to the health service could be made by asking frontline staff their opinions instead of relying on management committees.

Daily Record

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Mayo Clinic Q and A: Successful conception and delivery with a heart issue

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I am 32 and have lived with a congenital heart issue since childhood. I am newly married and would like to have children, but I understand that a pregnancy might be high-risk for me. How does pregnancy affect the heart? And is there anything I can do…

Glasgow Live

Inspirational Dad takes on series of crazy challenges after mum's death from heart disease

A dad from East Renfrewshire is preparing to run, cycle, climb and walk in a series of crazy challenges over the next four months, to raise money for research into heart and circulatory diseases, in memory of his "wonderful" mum.

Los Angeles Times

Actor Lance Reddick reportedly died of coronary artery disease

LOS ANGELES — Lance Reddick reportedly died of ischemic heart disease and atherosclerotic coronary artery disease, according to a death certificate obtained by TMZ.

Dynamite News

Study reveals how people with obesity due to genetic tendency have lower risk of cardiovascular disease

Researchers found that those with obesity who have a genetic tendency for high BMI have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease than those whose obesity is mostly caused by environmental factors like lifestyle. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Evening Standard

What is Covid-induced POTS syndrome?

Recent studies show that a significant number of coronavirus survivors have developed POTS within six to eight months of infection

Daily Mirror

Dad who rang 999 found dead in Lidl car park after paramedics took 5 hours to reach him

A beloved dad tragically died after he was found dead inside a Lidl car park located just a 15 minute drive away from hospital after paramedics took five hours to arrive

The Independent UK

Moderate drinking found to have no health benefits, research review says

‘Proposition that low-dose alcohol protects against mortality continues to be controversial’

The Guardian - UK

As a cardiac surgeon, I am extremely concerned about risks to patients of junior doctors’ strike

A surgeon at the London’s Royal Brompton and Harefield hospitals speaks of his distress and being unable to operate on critically ill patients

The Guardian - UK

Critically ill patients ‘will inevitably die’ due to junior doctors’ strike

Exclusive: leading heart experts urge BMA to exempt staff working on critical care units in England

Dynamite News

Smartwatches may predict higher risk of heart failure: Study

According to a recent study performed by UCL researchers, wearable gadgets such as smartwatches might be used to predict a higher risk of developing heart failure and abnormal heart rhythms in later life. Read further on Dynamite News:

Liverpool Echo

Little girl who can 'always pull a smile out' will eventually go blind

"Despite all her conditions, Esmay has a beautiful bubbly personality"

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