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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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‘Minimally invasive treatment standard option for heart diseases’

Annual conference of Interventional Cardiology Council begins

The Hindu

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.

Chicago Sun-Times

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’

The Independent UK

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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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 Guardian - UK

What are the dangers of cold homes?

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

The Independent UK

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.

Daily Record

AstraZeneca hails heart disease breakthrough after patient trials

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

Evening Standard

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

Liverpool Echo

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:

Dynamite News

Statins do not cause muscle pain, scientists say

Many people may have needlessly stopped taking them

Wales Online

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Daily Mirror

Millions of Brits mistakenly quit statins after wrongly blaming muscle aches on pills

Around eight million people in the UK are on statins to manage cholesterol levels, but half of people who are prescribed the drugs after a heart attack stop taking them

The Independent UK

Statins do not commonly cause muscle pain, research suggests

A new study found the risk of muscle pain caused by statins is low and does not outweigh the benefits of taking the drugs

The Hindu

‘Heart attack risk posed by overweight, sedentary lifestyle, poor diabetes control’

Study conducted by city-based cardiologist published in the Indian Heart Journal

The Guardian - UK

‘Clinically awful’: why the pain of a broken heart is real

Poets and songwriters have long known that love hurts, but now scientists are examining the physical anguish caused by a breakup – and the results are helping people understand and recover from their distress

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Daily Record

Good sleepers may have lower risk of heart disease and stroke, study finds

The researchers suggest minimising night-time noise and stress at work to help improve sleep.

Evening Standard

Good sleepers ‘less likely to have a stroke or heart disease’, study finds

A study has found getting a good night’s sleep can reduce the risk of stroke and heart disease by 74%

The Independent UK

Take high blood pressure tablets at a time that best suits you, study suggests

According to new research, whether the medication is taken in the morning or the evening does not have an impact on how effective it is.

The Independent UK

As ‘good sleep’ is linked to lower stroke and heart disease risk, how to reset your sleep for autumn

From digital detoxes to getting out in nature, experts share their top tips for a better night’s snooze this season. By Prudence Wade.

Wales Online

Good sleepers ‘less likely to have a stroke’

Those who slept 'optimally' were found to have a 74% lower risk of heart disease or stroke compared with those who slept the worst

Wales Online

Stopping statin treatment early ‘could reduce protection against heart disease’

The study suggests that those who started taking statins in their 50s but stopped at 80 saw a reduction in benefit

Benzinga

Cannabis & Arrhythmia: Yes, New Study Says There's 74% Higher Risk Of Heart Rhythm Disorders, But…

New research presented at ESC Congress 2022 revealed a correlation between medical marijuana use and heart rhythm disorders.

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