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How shingles can significantly increase the risk of heart attack and stroke

A new study has found that shingles is associated with an almost 30 per cent higher long-term risk of a stroke or heart attack.

The New Daily

'My brother died unexpectedly of a heart condition aged just 26'

He showed no signs of being unwell and was an active young man

Wales Online

5 foods a cardiologist avoids to improve her heart health

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the United States, regardless of race or ethnicity, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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What does a heart attack feel like? Survivors share symptoms, key points to know

Heart attack ends your life; it stops the heart beat all of a sudden. This is what people assume it to be. While this is partially correct, the other half of the truth lies in the symptoms that are seen just before and/or during a heart attack. And it is…

The Times of India

Blood test to detect deadly heart inflammation could be available within a year

Experts say it could ‘revolutionise the way we diagnose myocarditis’, allowing early treatment and support.

The Independent UK

Belfast man diagnosed with heart condition after feeling 'a bit rundown'

Atrial Fibrillation can increase the risk of stroke by five times, with NICHS stating 10,000 people here may be undiagnosed

Belfast Live

‘Good’ cholesterol may not be good for everyone as previously thought, study finds

Earlier studies shaping perceptions about ‘good’ cholesterol conducted majorly in white participants

The Independent UK

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Tom Meade obituary

Epidemiologist whose research into the role of blood in heart disease paved the way for new targeted treatments

The Guardian - UK

Poorer eyesight as you get older 'could be an early warning sign of heart disease'

The study's findings provide hope opticians on our high streets could screen for the disease and ultimately prevent cardiac arrests among those affected by the eye condition

Daily Mirror

Health: Blinding Eye Disease Is Linked With Heart Disease And Stroke, Suggests Research

According to a recent study from the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai, patients with a particular type of age-related macular degeneration (shoppingmode AMD), the main cause of blindness in the United States. Read on for details:

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Seven heart attack symptoms which could occur a month prior to devastating emergency

As over 800,000 Brits visit hospital every year due to heart attacks, catching the horrific warning signs early can help prevent tragedy.

Chronicle Live

The seven symptoms of a heart attack that could occur exactly a month before deadly attack

With over 800,000 Brits visiting hospital every year due to heart attacks, catching the horrors early helps prevent death. In fact, early treatment increases the survival rate from seven in 10 to nine in 10

Daily Mirror

Ask the Doctors: GERD is more than just heartburn

Though it’s often referred to simply as acid reflux, GERD is more severe.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mum heartbroken as son dies after being told he didn't need heart screening

Gill Ayling is now campaigning for young people to have access to free heart scans after her son died due to a problem with his heart that went undetected.

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Man dies with heart problem three years after being told he didn't need screening

Nathan Bryan's unexpected death left his family devastated after he was found dead at his his home in Lancashire. Mum Gill Ayling was told he didn't need heart screening when he was younger

Tribune News Service

Kids and sodium: Serious risks, alarming realities

When it comes to sodium intake among adults, the general consensus is that high consumption will increase risk of hypertension and stroke. According to the 2020-2025 Dietary Guideline for Americans, 45% of people 18 and older are living with hypertension. Hypertension is a preventable risk factor for cardiovascular disease and…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland-based scientists shortlisted for innovative imagery price

TWO scientists from the University of Glasgow have been shortlisted for the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) annual Reflections of Research image…

The Conversation

Should you really use your smartwatch or fitness wearable to monitor your heart?

Wearable devices that can record your pulse can be handy for tracking your fitness – but can you really use them to monitor for an irregular heartbeat?

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The Guardian - UK

Genetic tests could identify people at risk of heart disease, NHS study finds

World-first pilot in England helps identify those who could be offered statins, who would otherwise be ‘invisible’ to NHS

WEKU

Statins vs. supplements: New study finds one is 'vastly superior' to cut cholesterol

Millions of people are prescribed statins to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, but many would rather take supplements instead. A new study shows statins are much more effective.

The Independent UK

Iron infusion could cut heart failure hospital admissions, study suggests

Researchers looked at data from 1,137 people with the condition over several years.

Irish Mirror

Doctor shares one activity that could reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke by almost 50%

Cardiovascular events like heart attacksand strokesare considered the world's leading causes of death, according to the World Health Organization

Chicago Sun-Times

Chest pain, shortness of breath linked to long-term risk of heart trouble

Even mild chest symptoms were linked to a greater long-term risk of heart problems, according to preliminary study results presented in Chicago at McCormick Place.

AAP

Patients at risk of repeated heart attacks

Many Australians hospitalised for heart attacks are not receiving the recommended medications to prevent further episodes once they are discharged.

The Independent UK

A happy relationship enhances heart health, claims new study

Marital stress may make heart attack recovery tougher

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