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The Latest Breaking News on Heart Disease

The worrying thing Covid can do to your blood revealed by new study

A new study has revealed that a Covid infection could accelerate the ageing of blood vessels, particularly in women

The Independent UK

Why the size of your neck could reveal hidden risks to your heart health

Doctors are increasingly looking beyond body mass index (BMI) and waist size to better understand how fat distribution in the body affects health

The Independent UK

Heart patients to be offered rehab online under new draft guidance

The six platforms have been conditionally recommended in new draft guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.

Evening Standard

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Heart patients could now do their rehab remotely as ‘transformative’ plans get NHS green light

Experts said the programmes “offer real potential to transform” how this type of care is delivered to individual patients

The Independent UK

Mini hearts to save cancer survivors from heart disease

Lab-grown "mini hearts" the size of a grain of sand are being used to test new drugs researchers hope will protect breast cancer patients from heart failure.

AAP

Three years after his death, cricketer Shane Warne's legacy lives on with heart health checks

Cricketer Shane Warne’s legacy lives on more than three years after the death of the great spin bowler from a heart attack at the age of 52

The Independent UK

Shane Warne heart tests bowl up 'bittersweet' results

Seven out of 10 Australians have at least one uncontrolled risk factor for cardiovascular disease, results of check-ups sparked by Shane Warne's death indicate.

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Scientists 3D print a patch that can be embedded into heart tissue — provides alternative to animal-based tissues

Scientists from ETH Zurich have 3D printed a special patch that can integrate into existing heart tissue to help repair damage, providing an alternative to animal-based tissues like bovine patches.

Tom’s Hardware

What is central sleep apnea and how can you tell if you have it?

A sleep scientist and a sleep medicine and pulmonary medicine specialist explain what central sleep apnea is, common symptoms and how to treat it

Tom’s Guide

Blowing through conch shell could help treat dangerous sleep condition

The ancient Indian practice could be a simple and cheap way to treat the common condition, according to researchers

The Independent UK

Conch blowing could help to alleviate sleep apnoea, study suggests

Experts on condition affecting millions of people in UK give cautious welcome to findings but say more research needed

The Guardian - UK

For some Zimbabwe children with heart disease, a rare lifeline restores hope

Ten children in Zimbabwe have received free open-heart surgery from a visiting team of Egyptian surgeons working alongside local doctors

The Independent UK

Full-fat milk vs low-fat milk: Study finally reveals which is healthier for your heart

Researchers found one type of milk increased the risk of heart disease and death

The Independent UK

Why walking further and faster could cut your risk of heart attack and stroke

It’s estimated that just over a quarter adults in the UK, around 14.4 million people, have high blood pressure increasing their risk of heart problems and stroke

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FDA flags problems with two Boston Scientific heart devices tied to injuries and deaths

U.S. health officials have issued warnings on two separate Boston Scientific heart devices recently linked to injuries and deaths

International Business Times UK

What Killed Ozzy Osbourne? Understanding His Heart Attack and Final Diagnosis

Ozzy Osbourne, the 'Prince of Darkness', died aged 76 from a heart attack, with Parkinson's disease and coronary artery disease listed as contributing factors, his death certificate confirms.

The Guardian - UK

My friends had to subsidise the cost of running my vital oxygen therapy

When I had to be away from home, and stay with friends and family, payments to help with excessive electricity costs were stopped

The Independent UK

Tennessee death row inmate with pacemaker can be executed despite likelihood heart device will prolong suffering: court

Defenders say Tennessee inmate is intellectually disabled and wouldn’t be on death row under modern legal standards

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How to lower cortisol levels - 7 expert tips for lowering stress that actually work

Learning how to lower cortisol levels is all about building small daily habits that can help you deal with stress in the long term

The Independent UK

Hulk Hogan died from a heart attack. That’s becoming increasingly rare

The wrestling icon died at age 71 on July 24 at his home in Clearwater, Florida

Evening Standard

Millions of Brits don't know they suffer from this sleep condition – do you?

Despite feeling tired or waking up at night, an estimated 85% of Brits are unaware they suffer from sleep apnoea, a condition with serious health risks

Evening Standard

New CPR study debunks 'tongue swallowing' myth, emphasising chest compressions

New research reveals focusing on chest compressions, not ‘tongue swallowing’, can save lives during cardiac arrest

AAP

Home birth midwife regrets decision before baby's death

A midwife who assisted a woman through a home birth that went wrong has told an inquest she made mistakes that she regrets.

The Independent UK

Hospital says it never agreed to deactivate inmate's heart device before execution

A Tennessee hospital says it never agreed to a request by state officials who face a court order to turn off a death row inmate’s heart-regulating implant before receiving a lethal injection next week

The Guardian - UK

Checking airways before CPR on athletes may increase risk of death, study says

First response should be chest compressions rather than preventing ‘tongue swallowing’, researchers suggest

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