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Creepy study details story of man being conscious after heart stops beating

Research into near-death experiences uncovered a patient who accurately recalled how he was resuscitated.

Daily Record

Survey: Sharing a meal with friends, family lowers stress levels

Sitting down for a meal together lowered their family’s stress level, according to 91% of parents who responded to a nationwide survey by the American Heart Association.

Tribune News Service

'You can take blood pressure pills any time of the day to improve your heart health'

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares research from a trial showing there was no meaningful difference in hospitalisation between people who took medication in the morning or evening

Daily Mirror

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Fight stress by sharing a meal with loved ones, study suggests

Nine in 10 parents say their family is more relaxed when they eat together

The Independent UK

Disturbing study shows people could still be conscious AFTER they have died

Researchers discovered that some patients may remain conscious after suffering cardiac arrests, with one man accurately recalling his resuscitation, according to a study

Daily Mirror

Heart attack patient waited 40 minutes for ambulance to arrive

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) said that average ambulance waits in England rose to 48 minutes in September.

The Independent UK

Paxlovid should not be taken with some heart disease medications

Some heart medications are contraindicated for use with Paxlovid, a new study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology says.

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Man dead for 90 minutes reveals his eerie experience 'returning from the dead'

"They did CPR and hit me with the defib. Apparently, it was something in excess of 10 to 12 times"

Irish Mirror

‘Polypill could avoid millions of premature deaths, heart attacks and strokes’

According to two leading cardiologists, widespread availability of the drugs would substantially reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

The Independent UK

Heart attack responses a ‘shambles’ as patients face eight-hour ambulance waits

‘It’s a national disgrace that we’re in this situation ... patient care is being compromised,’ warns senior cadiologist

The Independent UK

High cholesterol: Is it dangerous to suddenly stop taking statins?

High cholesterol has become one of the most common and concerning 'silent killers' of all time. Not only does it increase your chance of developing heart disease, but it even puts you at a greater risk of a heart attack or a stroke.

The Times of India

Menopause symptoms increase risk of heart disease, study suggests

Hot flushes and night sweats are common symptoms of menopause

The Independent UK

Video games may trigger lethal heart problems in some children: Study

Across the 22 cases researchers found, multiplayer war gaming was the most frequent trigger.

The Hindu

The silent symptoms Ayrshire gran suffered before fatal heart attack

Ayrshire father and son Dougie and Craig Potter tell how they lost their beloved wife and mum, Theresa, to the coronary heart disease she didn’t know she had.

Daily Record

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Parkinson’s diagnosis in 10 seconds: From the sound of your voice

Melbourne scientists have developed a screening test for Parkinson's disease using patients' voice recordings and an AI algorithm.

Zenger

Why Air Pollution Increases Amount Of Heart Attacks And Strokes

Air pollution increases exposure to a radioactive gas that triggers heart attacks and strokes, according to new research from Harvard. It contains colorless and odorless radon which is also the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.

Dynamite News

Researchers Identify Protein Partners That Might Repair Cardiac Muscle

Researchers at the UNC School of Medicine have made important strides in the exciting fields of cellular reprogramming and organ regeneration, and their findings could have a substantial impact on the development of future treatments for broken hearts. Read more on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Jayadeva satellite centre at K.C. General Hospital to be functional from today

Angiograms, angioplasties and stenting procedures apart from master cardiac evaluation can be done at the satellite centre

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The grains you eat could be increasing your risk of heart attack

Research highlights the benefits of whole grains compared to refined grains

The Guardian - UK

AI eye checks can predict heart disease risk in less than minute, finds study

Breakthrough opens door to a highly effective, non-invasive test that does not need to be done in a clinic

Daily Record

Call for network of defibrillators across West Lothian to save lives

People are "dying needlessly" because they don't know where to get the life-saving equipment

Daily Record

Covid warning to anyone with virus in past year amid fear of serious complications

The health risks remain elevated for "some time" after having coronavirus.

Salon

Why the human heart dislikes decaf

Instant, ground or decaf? New study finds some forms of coffee improve heart health more than others

Salon

COVID-19's alarming effect on the heart

The SARS-CoV-2 virus may damage some patients' hearts, a study in Immunology suggests

Bangkok Post

Cardiovascular disease looks different in women than men

DEAR DOCTORS: I'm a 38-year-old woman in good health. I kept getting a tight chest while running, so my doctor did some tests. He said my heart looked fine. But when I went for a second opinion, I was diagnosed with microvascular disease. I've never even heard of that before.…

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