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Mayo Clinic Minute: Is salt sneaking into your diet?

Too much salt is not good for your health. This is especially true for people who have high blood pressure. Cutting back on how much you reach for the saltshaker is a good start. Dr. Regis Fernandes, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist, says beware of other places salt may be hiding.

Tribune News Service

Irregular sleep patterns may lead to higher risk of hardened arteries in older adults, new study says

Prior research has linked poor sleep habits — including getting too little, too much or fragmented sleep — with heart disease, obesity, Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular disease conditions.

Chicago Sun-Times

David Ginola's friends saved his life in final moments after he was pronounced dead

Former Tottenham and Newcastle winger David Ginola was clinically dead, aged 49, after suffering a cardiac arrest while playing in a charity football match in May 2016

Daily Mirror

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Some patients who call 999 to be redirected to GP or treatment centre

Ambulance trusts across the country are under intense pressure.

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Minute: What is cardiogenic shock?

Cardiogenic shock is a condition where the heart is too weak to pump blood and oxygen to the brain and organs. Fatal if not treated immediately, the condition affects approximately 50,000 people in the U.S.

Tribune News Service

'I've had long Covid for three years and these are the symptoms I can't shift'

Lily, 25, used to be active and into sport, but has not regained her fitness

Wales Online

Some 999 callers to be passed to GP or nurse instead of getting an ambulance

NHS England expects ambulance services to move to the new screening system in the next couple of weeks, with it kept under review during its initial months

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Some people who dial 999 for ambulance will be told to speak to a GP

The NHS England system could include people reporting heart attacks, strokes, burns and headaches

Wales Online

Some ambulance callers to be told to visit urgent clinic or GP instead

NHS England expects ambulance services to move to the new system in the next couple of weeks.

The Independent UK

Former Canberra nurse dies in 'sudden and unnatural death' after hospital staff fail to tick a box

A coroner finds Patricia Croxon was fatally and erroneously given immediate release medication by hospital staff. Her family says she was just about to celebrate her 80th birthday and 50th wedding anniversary.

ABC News

Bad Sleep May Raise Risk Of This Type Of Heart Condition: Study

People over the age of 45 who have inconsistent sleeping patterns may be more susceptible to hardened arteries

Zenger

High-Tech Scans Can Identify Heart Attack Risk Years Before It May Happen

In just over 700 patients with suspected coronary artery disease, high-tech allows the discovery of life-threatening clots

Zenger

Woman died in Canberra hospital after a series of oversights

Coroner says she "lost her life in circumstances that should not have arisen".

The Canberra Times

Dad dies from 'silent killer' just days after going for drinks with boss

James Robinson was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, which is one of the deadliest types.

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Liverpool Echo

Vet's warning to anyone looking to buy a certain breed of dog

Dr Rachel James is urging the public to educate themselves before buying a cavalier King Charles spaniel

Belfast Live

Lisburn woman with kidney transplant goes from "death's door" to helping others like her

"I think that's something people don't understand, a transplant is a form of treatment, it's not a cure."

The Independent UK

New scans can warn of heart attacks ‘years before they happen’

Scientist hails ‘radiomics’ scan breakthrough and could allow for drugs to be prescribed at the earliest opportunity

Nottingham Post

Bilborough family's wait for answers after beloved man's unexpected death

The Nottingham family are calling for answers

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The Guardian - AU

Smoke exposure from intense fires linked to long-term respiratory and cardiovascular disease

Scientists studying 2014 Hazelwood coalmine fire say breathing in tiny particles is linked to increased emergency presentations

The Times of India

How breakup affects your heart? Cardiologist explains

How do romantic relationships affect our heart?

Dynamite News

Study: Change in how heart produces energy can be key to preventing heart failure

Heart failure is often identified only when the heart has already deteriorated. Read further on Dynamite News:

Manchester Evening News

'I started to feel breathless, leant against a post and collapsed - I wouldn't have survived anywhere else'

A chance meeting saved a hospital cleaner's life

Salon

Why youth heart attack rates are rising

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin isn't a lone case; people 25-44 are increasingly suffering heart attacks

Liverpool Echo

Man given devastating diagnosis after fizzy drink 'hurt going down' throat

James Robinson was described as a much loved dad and talented artist

Evening Standard

Your next Fitbit could watch your blood pressure

Or it could be something for a future Pixel Watch

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