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Duke doctors performed world’s first partial heart transplant on NC newborn

DURHAM, N.C. -- The procedure had only ever been performed on pigs, doctors told Tayler and Nick Monroe as they huddled over their dying newborn son.

Tribune News Service

Heart health in children: “Excessive sweating, increased breathlessness can be signs of heart disease in children”

Heart disease in kids is not lifestyle related, unlike in adults. Hence, kids do not develop heart disease due to any mistake of theirs or their parents. However, once the heart disease has been diagnosed, timely intervention is essential for good outcomes. And for this the patients need to consult…

The Times of India

Five childhood signs that predict stroke and heart attacks in adulthood identified

Scientists conducted world’s largest cardiovascular study

The Independent UK

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Gender no marker for treating heart disease

The Hindu

John Fetterman’s height put him at risk for his heart condition, A-fib. Taller women are especially susceptible

Recent studies offer a reminder that a big risk factor for Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman’s health issues is something over which he has no control: his height.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sedentary lifestyle almost doubled heart attacks among youth, says Dr. Manjunath

Parents are now bringing their children with cardiac diseases to hospitals as youth are at greater risk of developing heart ailments 10 to 15 years earlier in their lifespan

The Hindu

Genetic predisposition to premature heart attack seen in 15% of young patients at Jayadeva

The premier cardiac care institution has recorded a 22% increase in the incidence of heart attack among youngsters in the last 10 years

The Hindu

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Artificial sweeteners linked to increased risk of heart disease, study finds

Research involving 103,000 French adults shows sweeteners ‘should not be considered a healthy and safe alternative to sugar’

The Guardian - UK

Sweeteners linked to heart disease as sugar alternative found 'unhealthy and unsafe'

Sugar substitutes are consumed every day by millions and can be found in many foods and beverages.

Daily Record

Expert shares five key blood pressure symptoms that aren't caused by stress

A senior cardiac nurse has explained the key facts about some unknown high blood pressure symptoms, as the condition - also known as hypertension - isn't always down to stress.

Edinburgh Live

Five key blood pressure symptoms as expert explains main causes that aren't stress

Here are key facts about high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, as explained by a senior cardiac nurse.

Daily Record

Know Your Numbers Week: Could stress be giving me high blood pressure?

Imy Brighty-Potts asks an expert what we really need to know about stress and blood pressure.

The Independent UK

Kelly Higgins-Devine returns to ABC Radio Brisbane after double bypass

After a shock diagnosis, veteran broadcaster Kelly Higgins-Devine is feeling full of energy.

ABC News

Expert reveals what happens to your body after drinking alcohol

Quitting drinking can have many physical, emotional and financial benefits

Liverpool Echo

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The Hindu

‘Minimally invasive treatment standard option for heart diseases’

Annual conference of Interventional Cardiology Council begins

Chicago Sun-Times

Black adults’ religious practices linked to better heart health measures, study finds

“Health professionals and researchers should acknowledge the importance of religious and spiritual influences in the lives of African Americans,” the study’s author says.

The Independent UK

Man credits smartwatch with ‘saving his life’ after heart stops 138 times in 48 hours

David Last says if wife hadn’t gifted him the watch, he ‘wouldn’t be here’

Zenger

Scientists Develop New System That Allows Heart Diseases Detection Via Mobile App

Listening to the sound of a beating heart can diagnose hard-to-detect diseases using new techniques that scientists are trying to turn into a mobile app.

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The Guardian - UK

How turning the heat off this winter could damage your health

A survey found 70% of UK adults are planning to heat their homes less, as energy prices soar. But what could be the effect?

The Independent UK

What are the dangers of cold homes?

An estimated 55% of UK households will be in fuel poverty this winter.

Daily Record

Risk of heart failure 'increases by 11% for every extra inch on your waistline'

Brits are being urged to measure their waists annually to help flag dangerous fat around the organs.

Evening Standard

AstraZeneca hails heart disease breakthrough after patient trials

The company first developed the drug as a treatment for type-2 diabetes

Liverpool Echo

Statins do not commonly cause muscle pain despite NHS warning

A new study looked at patient data to analyse the risk of muscle pain caused by statins in more detail

Dynamite News

Health: Artificial Intelligence helps in treating Women with heart attacks

The issue begins with the symptoms: unlike males, who typically experience chest pain spreading to the left arm, a heart attack in women frequently appears as abdomen discomfort radiating to the back or nausea and vomiting. Read more on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

Statins do not cause muscle pain, scientists say

Many people may have needlessly stopped taking them

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