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These are 32 snacks you should avoid on a healthy diet

Want to upgrade your nutrition? Beware of the snacks you should avoid when you're feeling hungry...

Woman & Home

The loneliness trap: it is said to be as bad as smoking. So will it shorten my lifespan?

Lonely people are more likely to get heart disease, strokes, anxiety, depression, dementia … Add it all up, and they’re 26% more likely to die early. How do you avoid joining the unhappy millions?

The Guardian - UK

The link between UPFs and cardiac health

"Much of the media coverage has focused on the apparent health risks associated with eating fake meats . . ."

Salon

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Are plant-based burgers really bad for your heart? Here’s what’s behind the scary headlines

We’re hearing a lot about ultra-processed foods and the health effects of eating too many. And we know plant-based foods are popular for health or other reasons.

The Conversation

Ultra-Processed Plant Food Raises Risk Of Heart Diseases, Related Deaths: Study

Researchers discovered that ultra-processed plant-based foods do not offer health benefits and are actually linked to an increased risk of heart disease and heart-related mortality.

Medical Daily

How a culturally informed model of care helped First Nations patients with heart disease

A First Nations child born in Australia today can expect to live eight to nine years less than a non-Indigenous child born on the same day.

The Conversation

1 in 5 deaths are caused by heart disease, but what else are Australians dying from?

Nobody dies in good health, at least in their final moments. But to think the causes of death are easy to count or that there is generally a single reason somebody passes is an oversimplification.

The Conversation

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Australia's leading cause of death revealed

The majority of deaths in Australia have multiple causes but heart disease contributed more than any other, research shows.

AAP

When’s the last time you were angry? Just recalling the experience may be detrimental to your heart health, study says

Feeling sad or anxious, on the other hand, wasn’t associated with blood vessel dysfunction.

Fortune

‘There was no other option’: the aid packages feeding diabetes and heart disease in the Pacific islands

Increasingly frequent natural disasters leave islanders reliant on processed foods for months on end – with deeply concerning knock-on effects to health

The Guardian - UK

Looking For Key To Slow Aging? Study Suggests Embracing A Heart-Healthy Lifestyle

Researchers now say that adopting a heart-healthy lifestyle could be the key to slowing down biological aging.

Medical Daily

This Research Breaks Down How Much To Sit, Stand, And Sleep Each Day For Optimal Health

New research verifies the intuitive: That standing is better than sitting, exercise is great for overall health and getting good sleep is imperative.

Inverse

Are Fish Oil Supplements Too Good To Be True? Here's What a New Study Found

The results of a new study suggest it could increase the risk of first time heart disease, at least among those who have good heart health.

Inverse

Huge Meta-Analysis Shows This Ancient Diet Is Full of Health Benefits

The new review found both vegetarians and vegans have better metabolic health and are less likely to develop certain types of cancer and heart disease.

Inverse

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Medical Daily

Fish Oil Supplements May Raise Heart Disease, Stroke Risk In Healthy Individuals

While fish oil supplements may slow disease progression and lower the risk of death in people with a history of cardiovascular diseases, they might increase the risk of first-time heart disease and stroke among healthy individuals.

Evening Standard

Early heart disease deaths in Barking and Dagenham double those of richest areas

British Heart Foundation says ‘urgent action’ needed to prevent further deaths

Dynamite News

Health: Infertility treatment can double risk of postpartum heart disease

Infertility treatment patients were twice as likely to be hospitalised with heart disease in the year following delivery as spontaneously conceived patients. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

Heart patients forced to wait over a year for treatment in England

Waiting lists are at a record high, almost double since 2020, with heart disease being the largest cause of premature death in deprived areas

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The Conversation

Menopause can bring increased cholesterol levels and other heart risks. Here’s why and what to do about it

Menopause is a natural biological process that marks the end of a woman’s reproductive years, typically between 45 and 55. As women approach or experience menopause, common “change of life” concerns include hot flushes, sweats and mood swings, brain fog and fatigue.

Medical Daily

Infertility Treatment Doubles Risk Of Heart Disease Within Year After Delivery: Study

The increased risk was most pronounced in the month following the delivery, particularly in those patients who experienced dangerously high blood pressure.

International Business Times UK

NHS Is Paying Obese Men £400 To Lose Weight and Texting Them to 'Avoid the Kebab Shop'

Cash for weight loss? UK experts say it could save NHS money on diabetes and heart disease, but mental health risks of obesity add complexity.

Medical Daily

Low Testosterone In Men Affects Heart Health, Raises Risk Of Death: Study

Men who have testosterone levels below the normal range are at a 40 percent higher risk of death from all causes, and those with extremely low T are at a 60% higher risk of death from heart disease.

Medical Daily

90% Of US Adults At Risk Of Heart Disease, At Various Stages of CKM Syndrome: Study

A shocking majority of U.S. adults are at an early, middle, or late stage of cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a new study revealed.