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Heart patients’ conditions may worsen as climate crisis intensifies, study warns

Study ‘shows strict relationship between ambient temperature and body weight in heart failure patients’

The Independent UK

Rylan Clark reveals he suffered heart failure twice amid marriage split from husband Dan Neal last year

Evening Standard

Rylan Clark reveals he suffered heart failure twice during marriage breakdown last year

The 33-year-old has been open about the effect his marriage woes had on his mental health, even admitting that his body "completely shut down".

Daily Record

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Rylan Clark reveals he suffered heart failure twice amid marriage breakdown last year

Rylan Clark has revealed that he suffered two heart failures last year amid his separation from husband Dan Neal, after having previously shared that his body 'completely shut down' over it

Daily Mirror

Lanarkshire nurse taking on London Marathon in his memory of late dad

Mary Speirs, 49, is running the event to raise money for the British Heart Foundation (BHF).

Daily Record

Scientist hopes London Marathon efforts bring heart failure cure a step closer

A revolutionary heart-healing patch could help restore the lifespan and quality of life for people living with heart failure, researchers said.

The Independent UK

Even mild COVID raises the chance of heart attack and stroke. What to know about the risks ahead

A concerning report recently published in Nature Medicine suggests even a mild case of COVID can increase the long-term risks of serious cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, heart attack and heart failure. The study highlights our limited understanding of the full consequences of COVID infection and the long-term impact of…

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Mayo Clinic Minute: Red flags for heart failure during pregnancy

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the U.S. Deaths from heart disease in women who are pregnant or delivered a baby within one year has increased over the previous 30 years.

Tribune News Service

Mum who suffered heart failure giving birth 'thanks lucky stars' as she returns to football

Nicole Goodwin was perfectly fit and healthy before she took seriously ill in the labour ward while delivering baby daughter Isla, but now she's determined to enjoy the game she's loved since childhood.

Glasgow Live

Renfrew women's footballer who suffered heart failure while giving birth returns to game

Nicole Goodwin - who suffered a leaky heart valve while giving birth to her daughter - made an emotional return to competitive football last Saturday when she ran out with Renfrew Ladies as her daughter looked on.

Daily Record

Fatty liver linked with heart failure within a decade, but it’s easily fixed

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which affects up to 30 per cent of Australians, is associated with an increased risk of heart failure within a decade.

The New Daily

Dumfries and Galloway woman who dropped 14 dress stories hopes slimming stories will inspire others

Fiona Neilson lost more than four-and-a-half stone with Slimming World after being diagnosed with heart failure

Daily Record

Woman Whose Weight Overwhelmed Scales Loses Nearly 200 Pounds

She has halved her dress size and says she's never been happier.

Zenger

Coronary artery stents show no benefit in treating heart failure – landmark trial

Every year, 60,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with heart failure, and many are treated with stents. In a large new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, my colleagues and I discovered that these procedures are unnecessary.

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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.

Edinburgh Live

Scottish woman who wore size 28 dresses drops to size 14 and 'feels 40 years younger'

Fiona Neilson, 64, used to suffer from heart failure and was unable to walk around her house without getting out of breath.

Manchester Evening News

Woman who dropped SEVEN dress sizes says she used to weigh more than the scales could take

Fiona Neilson wanted a 'new lease of life' and now says she's 'never been happier'

Daily Mirror

Woman who weighed 'more than the scales could measure' sheds massive 13.5-stone

Fiona Neilson, 64, weighed over 25-stone and was unable to walk around her house without getting out of breath, but she lost a whopping 13.5-stone with Slimming World and is now a trim size 14

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Scots woman who wore size 28 dresses drops to size 14 and 'feels 40 years younger'

Fiona Neilson, 64, used to suffer from heart failure and was unable to walk around her house without getting out of breath.

Wales Online

Slimming World woman who weighed 'more than the scales could measure' drops 13.5 stone

She says she feels 40 years younger

Daily Mirror

Heart failure risk increased by 11% for every extra inch on your waistline, study shows

A huge study of Brits has shown waistline inches and not things like body mass index are the best indicator of potential heart issues, with every extra inch increasing your risk by 11%.

The Independent UK

People with diabetes are twice as likely to suffer heart failure after taking ibuprofen, study finds

Type 2 diabetes affects one in 10 Britons over 40, according to Diabetes UK

The Independent UK

People with diabetes are twice as likely to suffer heart failure after taking ibuprofen, study finds

Type 2 diabetes affects one in 10 Britons over 40, according to Diabetes UK

The Hindu

One in seven heart failure patients died within 90 days: NHFR

90-day mortality being the highest in individuals with low educational status

The Times of India

Covid hospitalisation enough ground for ex gratia: Allahabad high court

ALLAHABAD: The Allahabad high court has held that if a persons is admitted to a hospital due to Covid-19 dies during treatment, it should be considered a Covid death, even if the immediate cause is heart failure or dysfunction of any other organ.

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