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India-born U.S. citizen undergoes procedures for double cardiac conditions at private hospital in Chennai

66-yr-old man's hoarseness led to chest x-ray, CT scan, echo cardiogram, and coronary angiogram, revealing severe blockages in all coronary arteries. Doctors at SIMS Hospital Vadapalani planned a staged procedure intervention to do CABG on a beating heart, followed by stenting of the aorta. Mr. Shah is now recovering with…

The Hindu

How many steps a day can cut risk of early death (and it’s not 10,000)

Researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’

The Independent UK

Record 7.6 million people in England waiting for NHS treatment

Two in five patients waiting more than 18 weeks and key cancer care targets being missed as junior doctors prepare to strike

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How to lower your blood sugar levels, as new research reveals heart disease link

Diet, exercise and lifestyle factors all play a role. By Katie Wright.

The Independent UK

How many steps a day can cut risk of early death (and it’s not 10,000)

Researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’

The Independent UK

COVID-19 took a toll on heart health and doctors are still grappling with how to help

COVID-19 has taken a toll on the nation's heart health but how profound is only starting to emerge

The Independent UK

Raised blood sugar levels ‘linked to increased risk of cardiovascular disease’

According to the study, when it comes to blood sugar levels within the normal range, it is a case of the lower the better in protecting against CVDs.

The Independent UK

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Walking 4,000 Steps A Day Could Help You Live Longer

The lifespan of someone who walks at least 3,967 steps each day can be extended.

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A new study has confirmed how many steps to aim for a day - and it's a lot less than you'd think

Optimum health may be more achievable than you thought.

Marie Claire

3,967 steps a day: the new magic number for a healthy, happy life?

The very thought of exercise can be tiring. But don’t despair. Small changes can make a big difference

The Guardian - UK

How far is 4,000 steps? How far you need to walk to stay healthy according to scientists

Scientists find the more the better when it comes to steps – up to a point

Evening Standard

Even 4,000 steps a day could ‘reduce risk of death’ – study

But researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’.

The Independent UK

Weight-loss jabs can cut risk of heart attacks or strokes

Risk of heart attack or stroke cut by fifth, researchers say

The Independent UK

Even 4,000 steps a day could ‘reduce risk of death’

But researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

How many steps a day can cut risk of early death (and it’s not 10,000)

Researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’

The Independent UK

Even 4K steps a day could ‘reduce risk of death’ – study

But researchers said that the more a person walks ‘the better’.

The Guardian - UK

Walking just 4,000 steps a day can cut risk of dying from any cause, analysis finds

Study also finds each additional 1,000 steps daily are associated with a further 15% reduction in risk

The Guardian - UK

Weight-loss jab can cut heart attack and stroke risk in obese adults, firm says

Wegovy manufacturer says five-year study found drug reduced major cardiovascular events by 20% in overweight or obese people

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The Independent UK

Weight loss jabs can cut risk of heart attack or stroke by fifth, study suggests

The trial involved more than 17,600 people from across 41 countries.

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Health: High level of protein used to save from heart attack may signal risk of death, says Study

According to research published in the journal Heart, a high level of troponin, a protein typically used to rule out the possibility of a heart attack in patients with chest pain, may signal a higher risk of death from any cause within the next two years, even in the absence…

The National (Scotland)

Asthma and heart disease treatments approved for use on NHS in Scotland

TREATMENTS for patients with heart disease and those with severe asthma have been approved for use on the NHS in Scotland.

The Hindu

Jayadeva study finds late presentation a major factor for higher mortality in women with coronary artery disease

A study by Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences & Research found late presentation to hospitals by women with severe coronary artery disease to be a major factor for higher mortality. The research found hypertension & diabetes to be the most common comorbidity & STEMI the most common presentation. Women…

Evening Standard

Half of UK smokers switching to vapes ‘could save NHS more than half a billion a year’

Study says hospital admissions would drop by 13% if half of all smokers switched to e-cigarettes

The Independent UK

Switching to vapes ‘could save NHS more than half a billion a year’, study says

Researchers suggest the swap would also reduce smoking-related hospital admissions by 13%.

The Hindu

Timely CPR saves 52-year-old who collapsed at work

With a history of hypertension, a major risk factor for cardiac issues, Mallikarjun Hiremath experienced a sudden pain in his chest and collapsed from the chair while he was doing his work at the office.

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