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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.

Daily Record

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%

Evening Standard

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.

The Independent UK

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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

Wales Online

Free cancer and heart disease DNA screening available for young Australians

A world-first DNA testing program has been set up by Monash University to screen young Australians for genes that increase risk of cancer and heart disease.

ABC News

Inquest into deaths of three Indigenous women in Doomadgee hears tragic victim impact statements from family

Family members of three women who died from complications associated with rheumatic heart disease in a remote Gulf community give emotional victim impact statements to the inquest into their deaths.

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Doomadgee hospital staff say communication breakdowns contributed to deaths

Health professionals from Doomadgee have described the communication breakdowns and lack of resources in the remote Queensland Gulf town that lead to the death of three young women from a disease that was eradicated in non-Indigenous Australian communities in the 1950s and 60s.

ABC News

Long COVID fears lead to discovery of coronary heart disease in 'super fit' 70-year-old

Chris Stear turned 70 in June and celebrated the milestone by doing 70 push-ups non-stop on a Gold Coast beach. A few weeks later his health took a sudden turn, and an angiogram detected blockages in his coronary artery.

ABC News

Early menopause signs to watch out for as women warned of heart disease risk

The age when a woman enters the menopause could be a major indicator when it comes to having heart problems later in life

Wales Online

Early menopause symptoms to spot as study warns of heart disease risk

Early menopause has been found to significantly increase a women's heart problems, says new research. What symptoms should you be aware of indicating your risk?

Daily Mirror

Is red meat bad for you as study finds increased risk of heart disease from eating it daily

Saturated and processed food is strongly linked to increased heart disease risk. A new study sheds light on how overconsumption of red meat significantly increases a person’s risk of serious heart and artery issues

Daily Mirror

Death in custody of young Aboriginal man Mr Yeeda was likely preventable, WA coroner finds

A 19-year-old Aboriginal man's death would likely have been prevented if multiple state authorities had not failed to arrange a life-or-death medical appointment, according to the WA state coroner.

ABC News

Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of cancer and heart disease – symptoms to spot

Vitamin D deficiency may be rare during the summer months, but when the temperature drops many people will begin to lack the “sunshine vitamin”

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Covid becomes equal leading cause of death in New Zealand for first time

Analysis shows almost 15% of deaths in mid-July were due to Covid, with that figure likely to be an undercount

The Guardian - AU

Covid becomes Australia’s third most common cause of death in 2022

The virus trails only heart disease and dementia after an estimated 7,100 fatalities from January to July, researchers say

The Guardian - AU

New hope for children at risk of New Zealand’s most iniquitous disease

Potentially deadly, rheumatic fever has been eradicated in most of the developed world. Fresh research may help New Zealand finally follow suit

Inverse

Nordic Diet vs. Mediterranean Diet: Health benefits of eating like a Viking, explained

Studies have found that Nordic eating patterns were associated with a lower risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes

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Edinburgh mum desperate to see son walk after life-threatening infection

Previously diagnosed with congenital heart disease, Veronica had been on a close watch during her pregnancy, but had gone into labour and delivered her son Freddie when he was just 24 weeks.

The Times of India

Bengaluru: After tigress, lioness dies of illness at Bannerghatta Biological Park

BENGALURU: A day after the death of a white tigress, Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) lost a 12-year-old lioness on Saturday due to illness. Park authorities said Sana died of heart disease.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Alarming new study shows it’s time to get serious about eating better

Fewer than 7% of Americans are in excellent cardiometabolic health, which is measured by evaluating a person’s weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, blood cholesterol levels and signs of heart disease.

Irish Mirror

The sign on your ankles that could indicate heart disease

There are several signs and symptoms which can indicate the early presence of the disease

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Penn’s medical school formalizes its partnership with HBCUs in pursuit of greater diversity

PHILADELPHIA — Aspiring doctor Danielle Johnson is spending her summer at the University of Pennsylvania, researching how to get more people of color to participate in clinical trials aimed at improving treatment of heart disease so they are proportionately represented.

Newsroom.co.nz

Surgery without the scalpel: Kiwi first to test 'revolutionary' US cholesterol fix

In its first human trial, a US company has modified a New Zealander's DNA in what could be a potential game changer in the fight against heart disease.

The Times of India

Study reveals, eating bananas prevents heart diseases

One of the most widely consumed fruits worldwide is the banana. They include necessary nutrients that can help to protect one's health. Some of them are magnesium, potassium, manganese, fibre, protein and vitamins like B6 and C. Consuming bananas can lower blood pressure, lessen the chance of cancer, and even…

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