Treatment hope as study shows how different illnesses are linked Researchers at University College London have found potential ways to help those managing several - or many - medical conditions at once Daily Mirror · Jan 29, 2023
Man tells wife 'I'm scared' on phone before dying after two hour wait for ambulance Dad Michael Wright did not survive a heart attack at his home after he waited almost two hours on paramedics arriving. His wife Vicki heard his last words on the phone as he had the attack Daily Mirror · Jan 29, 2023
‘Risk of future deaths’: coroner issues rare warning to health secretary over hospitals crisis Inquest into case of a 61-year-old Norfolk woman left in an ambulance queue triggers challenge to Steve Barclay The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2023
Early Heart Disease Linked To Poor Brain Health In Middle Age: Study According to new research, people with early cardiovascular disease might be more likely to have memory and thinking problems, as well as poor brain health in middle age. read further on dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jan 28, 2023
Woman told she had anxiety diagnosed with life-threatening condition Jade Cooke, 35, used to do yoga five times a week and knew something was wrong when she stated to get extremely breathless The Independent UK · Jan 28, 2023
Transplanted hearts kept viable longer between donor and recipient, thanks to new technology A clinical trial kept donated hearts viable between donor and recipient for nearly nine hours — almost double the current gold standard. ABC News · Jan 27, 2023
Co Tyrone mum says NI's first children's ambulance 'an absolute blessing' Roberta Donnelly’s son Reuben is one of approximately 200 children born with congenital heart conditions every year here Belfast Live · Jan 26, 2023
Dad 'always there for his family' died on operating table Stephen McCann's family are "absolutely devastated" after his death Liverpool Echo · Jan 26, 2023
Pensioners with common health conditions could be due an extra £370 a month Further financial support available to OAPs with physical and mental disabilities from DWP to help with cost of everyday care The Independent UK · Jan 26, 2023
Mayo Clinic Minute: Signs of coronary artery disease, how to reduce your risk Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease, diagnosed in more than 20 million people and responsible for more than 350,000 deaths in the U.S, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Tribune News Service · Jan 26, 2023
Number of children with deadly heart disease possibly linked to Covid doubles The NHS is asking people to donate plasma to help fight the illness Wales Online · Jan 26, 2023
Northern Ireland children's ambulance hoped to make Dublin trips easier "We hope that the interior look and feel of the ambulance, alongside all the entertainment features available, will put children and their parents more at ease" Belfast Live · Jan 25, 2023
New anti-ageing injection could 'rewind your heart's age by 10 years' Scientists have discovered the jab after carrying out experiments and mice, and say it could prevent heart disease or even cure heart failure in the elderly. Daily Record · Jan 25, 2023
Mayo Clinic Q and A: Hole in heart treatment options DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I recently was hospitalized for something unrelated, but during my treatment, I was given a transesophageal echocardiogram that recorded a hole in my heart. The care team at the hospital where I was being treated said there are no ways to close or repair the hole. Is… Tribune News Service · Jan 25, 2023
Wales Online · Jan 24, 2023 Anti-ageing gene treatment could 'rewind heart age by 10 years' Researchers found that a single administration of the mutant anti-ageing gene halted the decay of heart function in middle aged mice
Inverse · Jan 24, 2023 Is alcohol bad for your health? Here's what the science actually says Most Americans are unaware of the relationship between alcohol consumption and some cancers.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 24, 2023 Older patients on medley of drugs ‘at higher risk of adverse reactions’ Older people prescribed 10 or more medicines by GPs at threefold increased risk, researchers say
AAP · Jan 24, 2023 Heart attack killed prisoner in parole bid A man serving 10 years for manslaughter died of a heart attack in his prison cell less than two weeks after applying for parole, an inquest has been told.
Bristol Post · Jan 23, 2023 Bristol teen waiting for heart surgery 'traumatised' by repeat cancellations, say parents "It's just so stressful on my child. I'm having to pay for counselling at the moment because they've just not been coping well with it at all"
The Independent UK · Jan 22, 2023 Girl who had limbs amputated after hospital mistake wins seven-figure payout ‘Money cannot bring who your daughter was back but it can secure her future’, Judge Glyn told the girl’s family at the High Court in London
Manchester Evening News · Jan 22, 2023 'People are dying after waiting for hours, staff talk of ending it all': Inside the NHS crisis 'warzone' 'A cardiac arrest in the waiting room', hospitals 'running out of beds' and patients dying as they wait in A&Es - desperate staff bear witness to dark days for the NHS. Helena Vesty reports
Dynamite News · Jan 21, 2023 Calorie Reduction Can Be More Effective For Weight Loss Than Intermittent Fasting: Study The number and quantity of meals were more important predictors of weight gain or reduction than the interval between meals, according to recent research. Read full story on Dynamite News:
The Independent UK · Jan 21, 2023 Heart attack care is ‘going back in time’ and driving avoidable deaths, doctors warn Exclusive: ‘Avoidable deaths’ caused by delays in getting heart attack patients to hospital, Dr Tom Johnson warns
The Independent UK · Jan 20, 2023 Girl who had limbs amputated after hospital mistake wins seven-figure payout ‘Money cannot bring who your daughter was back but it can secure her future’, Judge Glyn told the girl’s family at the High Court in London
The Independent UK · Jan 20, 2023 Nearly 5,000 extra deaths in 2022 with symptoms of ‘old age and frailty’ Deaths in this category were 37% above average.