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Cure or killer? The rewards – and very real risks – of the cold water plunge

Celebrities, influencers and therapists have all touted the benefits of icy immersion. But last week a coroner told a different story after the death of a woman in Derbyshire

The Guardian - UK

From smoking to seatbelts: hard-hitting safety campaigns that made a difference

Here are four of the most graphic British public health TV ads of recent years

The Guardian - UK

Wait-and-see policy on heart devices puts lives at risk, says UK charity

Exclusive: Study finds little benefit in making patients wait months to be fitted with implantable defibrillators

The Guardian - UK

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Study reveals key cause of restricted blood flow to brain in vascular dementia

Researchers hope the discovery will accelerate development of treatments for the condition.

The Independent UK

Dobbies staff won't miss a beat with new BHF partnership

The retailer wants to help improve survival rates from cardiac arrest

Daily Record

Health bosses warn of heart disease emergency in England

Charity calls for prioritisation of NHS heart care after nearly 100,000 excess deaths since March 2020

The Guardian - UK

Pictured: Grandad who died on ‘last ever’ London to Brighton charity cycle

‘He was just days away from his 70th birthday. We were going to go on holiday to celebrate’, said his devastated daughter.

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'Amazing' dad-of-three died raising funds in his 24th London to Brighton charity bike ride

David Cooper, a beloved dad-of-three and grandad-of-six, tragically died while marking his 24th London to Brighton Bike Ride to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation

Daily Mirror

Urgent warning as dangerous cold water swimming increases risk of silent killer

Many swimmers have sought a refreshing dip during recent warm weather, yet unfortunately water temperatures remain dangerously low as 14 people have died in waters around the UK so far this year already

Daily Mirror

Dad thought his shortness of breath was just an asthma attack - but it was something much more deadly

Alex Roth is a super fit dad who would run five to seven times a week

Manchester Evening News

Co Tyrone mum on warning sign she didn't realise that led to her discovering heart condition

More than 40,000 people in NI with have the heart rhythm condition that could put them at risk of a stroke

Belfast Live

Signs of silent heart condition that lasts for seconds but quadruple stroke risk

Atrial fibrillation is a serious medical condition that can go undetected and untreated.

Daily Record

'My heart was racing and my arms felt like bricks. That's when I knew I was having a stroke'

Lee Pemberton wants to warn others of the symptoms after being lucky

Wales Online

Symptoms of silent killer that puts 1.5million people at risk of fatal stroke

270,000 people in the UK remain undiagnosed and unaware

Wales Online

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The Independent UK

1.5 million people have heart rhythm condition that increases stroke risk, says British Heart Foundation

The new total means that one in 45 people in the UK are known to be living with the condition.

The Independent UK

1.5 million people have heart rhythm condition that increases stroke risk – BHF

The new total means that one in 45 people in the UK are known to be living with the condition.

Wales Online

81% of us have no idea what the maximum daily intake of salt is

Eating too much can lead to high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes

The Independent UK

Four in five people ‘do not know recommended maximum daily salt intake’

The British Heart Foundation and the Action on Salt campaign are calling for Government action to reduce salt content in foods.

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Wales Online

Rare Beatles album worth £1,000 donated to charity shop

The original first pressing includes a misprint on the cover as well as a low serial number

The Independent UK

Artificial intelligence could ‘transform’ heart attack diagnosis, scientists say

Doctors could use algorithm to diagnose heart attacks with better speed and accuracy than ever before

Evening Standard

New AI tool ‘improves speed and accuracy of heart attack diagnosis’

Scientists say algorithm has ‘enormous potential’ to help reduce pressure in emergency departments

The Independent UK

AI could help improve heart attack diagnosis, study suggests

Doctors could soon use an algorithm developed using AI to diagnose heart attacks with better speed and accuracy than ever before, research suggests.

Chronicle Live

Six signs you might have high blood pressure as NHS urges people to get checked

Around 50% of heart attacks and strokes are associated with high blood pressure - and the NHS says that getting yours checked 'could save your life'

The Independent UK

Professor who lost brother to heart disease to cycle across US in fundraiser

Jill Pell will set off next month.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow mum 'wouldn't be alive' without 14-hour open heart surgery as six-month-old baby

Debbie Kearney was born with a heart defect but wasn't diagnosed until she was close to having heart failure at just six-months-old - and was transfused with 14 pints of blood before an operation

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