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AstraZeneca abandons lung cancer treatment trial in fresh setback for drugs giant

The trial being halted comes as another blow to the pharmaceutical company

The Independent UK

AstraZeneca ditches lung cancer treatment trial

The FTSE 100 firm stopped a stage volrustomig drug trial a month after halting a trial for a new heart disease treatment.

Evening Standard

How One Plate of Papaya a Day May Support 5 Common Health Concerns

Papaya is one of those simple fruits that can easily become part of a healthy daily diet. Soft, naturally sweet and packed with nutrients, it provides vitamin C, vitamin A precursors, fibre and antioxidants. It also contains enzymes such as papain, which are often studied for their role in digestion.…

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7 Surprising Signs Your Cholesterol May Be Too High

High cholesterol is often called a silent problem because most people do not feel anything unusual when their cholesterol levels rise. That is exactly what makes it easy to overlook. But in some people, prolonged or severe cholesterol problems can contribute to changes elsewhere in the body. Some signs may…

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Why a 'Slip, Slop, Slap' campaign for our brains could save billions

Nearly half of all dementia risk factors are within our control.

The Canberra Times

5 H1N1 Warning Signs Parents Should Never Miss

A fever and cough can look like an ordinary monsoon infection. But in Delhi this season, one number is making families pay closer attention: 1,344 reported H1N1 cases. That is nearly six times the 229 cases reported during the comparable period last year, according to recent reports. For most healthy…

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Zambia’s national health insurance cuts costs for older people, but funding gaps limit its potential – study

As people age, they are more likely to experience chronic illnesses such as hypertension (high blood pressure), diabetes and heart disease that require regular medical attention. Yet many older adults can’t afford healthcare.

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Psoriasis and Heart Disease Risk: What the Inflammation Link Means for Your Cardiovascular Health

The inflammation that shows on your skin is also inside your arteriesPsoriasis is classified as a systemic autoimmune disease, which means the immune malfunction behind your skin plaques is not confined to the surface. The same cytokines, particularly TNF-alpha, IL-17, and IL-23, that drive skin inflammation also accelerate atherosclerosis, the…

Times Life

Not beetroot or berries – this surprising fruit could help lower heart disease risk, new study says

Brunch lovers will be happy to hear this news

Woman & Home

US and Canada Heart Health Alert: Top experts say this one breakfast nutrient in cereal may help lower heart disease risk

Millions of people in the US and Canada eat cereal for breakfast, but experts say the choice may matter for heart health. Fiber, whole grains, added sugar, saturated fat and sodium could all play a role in choosing a breakfast that supports cardiovascular health, with experts highlighting what to look…

The Economic Times

New Study Links Daily Avocado to Lower Heart Disease Risk and Here's What It Means for Your Heart

A new study suggests eating one avocado daily may improve cholesterol markers linked to heart disease when included in an overall heart-healthy diet.

Medical Daily

Acoramidis Slowed the Decline in Daily Function for Amyloid Heart Disease Patients, a New Trial Analysis Finds

A JAMA Cardiology analysis found acoramidis slowed decline in daily function for ATTR-CM patients. Here is what the 30-month data show.

Medical Daily

Three Rural Idaho Counties Face Days of Wildfire Smoke, and the Advisory Names Exactly Who Should Change Plans

An Idaho air quality advisory covers Butte, Custer and Lemhi counties. What people with asthma, COPD or heart disease should do.

Medical Daily

FDA Advisers Meet Today on a Cell Therapy for the Heart Disease That Now Kills Most Duchenne Patients

FDA advisers vote today on deramiocel for Duchenne cardiomyopathy. Agency reviewers say the trial missed its endpoints. The company disagrees.

Medical Daily

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US cholesterol guidelines: Why 21.5 million more Americans may now qualify for statins as doctors shift to lifetime heart disease risk

US cholesterol guidelines statins: New US cholesterol guidelines could make 21.5 million more Americans eligible for statins by shifting the focus from a 10-year heart attack risk to 30-year and lifetime cardiovascular risk. Here's what has changed, who may now qualify, and what doctors say before starting cholesterol-lowering medication.

The Guardian - US

I work in a hospital – and didn’t know I was having a heart attack. Here’s what more women should know

Women and men exhibit different heart attack symptoms. Knowing these lesser-known factors can help save your life

Medical Daily

FDA-Cleared AI Reads Your Routine ECG and Flags Hidden Heart Failure Before You Have Any Symptoms

EchoNext received FDA clearance June 23, 2026, as the first AI to detect six types of hidden heart disease from a routine ECG. Here is what patients and doctors need to know.

The Economic Times

AstraZeneca 'magic' faces rare test after trial failure, share slide

AstraZeneca's nerve drug Wainua unexpectedly failed a late-stage heart disease trial. This setback has caused investor concern and impacted the company's share price. Investors now await results from two key oncology trials, SERENA-4 and AVANZAR. Success in these trials is crucial for maintaining confidence in AstraZeneca's research engine. The company…

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International Business Times

Pfizer and the $200 Billion-Dollar Cardiovascular Market

Pfizer's cardiovascular business highlights the intersection of drug pricing, marketing, patents, and competition in the rapidly growing $200 billion heart disease market.

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5 Foods That Help Keep Your Blood Vessels Healthy

Your heart is always at work pumping blood and oxygen into your body, but when cholesterol, inflammation, and hypertension affect your arteries, you become susceptible to heart problems. Despite medical intervention and lifestyle changes being necessary in such cases, there is still another thing that can come in handy with…

International Business Times UK

Coffee Heart Disease Warning: Why Your Daily Brew Could Help or Harm Your Heart

A new AHA report suggests that drinking up to five cups of coffee daily may lower heart disease, stroke, and Type 2 diabetes risks, but brewing methods significantly impact these benefits.

The Economic Times

Coffee lovers, is drinking up to 5 cups a day actually good for your heart? New American Heart Association report has a surprising answer

Coffee heart disease: Up to five cups of coffee daily is safe for most healthy adults. Moderate coffee intake may lower the risk of several heart-related conditions. Black coffee appears to offer the biggest cardiovascular benefits. Energy drinks, however, may have harmful effects on the heart. Individual responses to caffeine…

The Independent UK

Women with hormone condition face four times higher heart disease risk, study finds

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The Independent UK

Common health condition could increase heart disease risk in women

New research found women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) have a four times higher risk of heart disease

The Economic Times

Harvard study finds spending just two hours a week on this habit could help you live longer, cut heart disease and dementia death risk; combining it with aerobic exercise may lower early death risk by up to 45%

New research suggests strength training offers significant health benefits. Just 90 to 120 minutes weekly lowers death risk from all causes. This exercise also reduces the likelihood of dying from heart disease. Neurological conditions like dementia also show a decreased risk. Combining strength and aerobic workouts provides the greatest health…

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