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The Latest Breaking News on Heart Disease

4 hacks to get teens off the sofa and get active – as study warns of heart damage

Excessive screen time and hours sat inside could spell heart health problems later in life

The Independent UK

Overweight adults with high blood pressure a third more likely to die early, study finds

Up to 31% of global population estimated to have metabolic syndrome due to three or more unhealthy traits

The Guardian - UK

4 hacks to get teens off the sofa and get active – as study warns of heart damage

Excessive screen time and hours sat inside could spell heart health problems later in life. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

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Medics caring for sick autistic man explored ‘all options’ – senior nurse

A judge recently ruled that the man, 26, should not be forced to undergo kidney dialysis despite the ‘potentially fatal consequence’ of not having it.

The Independent UK

Feeling Safe From Crime Reduces Heart Attack Risk: Study

“There is increasing evidence that the neighborhood we live in affects our health.

Zenger

Call for remote areas to get better access to defibrillators after new study

Researchers said their study could guide where community defibrillators are placed.

The Independent UK

Aspirin for heart attack: The right way to consume it and precautions to note

A new study, presented recently at the ESC Congress 2023 has found that at the two-year follow-up, those who had stopped taking aspirin had a 29% higher likelihood of a recurrent heart attack, stroke, or death; at 4-year follow up the risk increased to 40%.

The Times of India

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History of transplant breakthroughs: from hearts to hands … and heads?

After surgeons perform first womb transplant in UK, we look at other major advances through the years

The Guardian - UK

Too Much Screen Time For Kids Linked To Heart Issues Later In Life

Being a couch potato between childhood and young adulthood may cause heart issues.

Zenger

Childhood inactivity is associated with cardiac disease in young adults: Study

According to a study presented at ESC Congress 2023, hours of inactivity during childhood could be laying the groundwork for heart attacks and strokes later in life. Read further on Dynamite News:

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4 hacks to get teens off the sofa and get active – as study warns of heart damage

Excessive screen time and hours sat inside could spell heart health problems later in life. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

Limit time on screens or risk heart trouble, parents warned

Teenagers’ inactivity could be setting the stage for heart attacks and strokes in later life, a study has found

Evening Standard

Inactive teenagers ‘more likely to show signs of heart damage as young adults’

Researchers said that parents should encourage teenagers to be more physically active.

The Independent UK

Study finds aspirin reduces the risk of second heart attack

A recent study has shed light on aspirin and its role in reducing the risk of heart attack. The study presented at the ESC Congress 2023 ( European Society of Cardiology) has found that not taking aspirin after a heart attack, as suggested by cardiologists, leads to a higher risk…

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The Independent UK

Autistic man should not be forced to undergo kidney dialysis, judge rules

Mr Justice Hayden heard the man, 26, did not ‘accept’ that he had ‘chronic kidney disease’, nor see the need for dialysis.

The Independent UK

Socialize, exercise and eat your vegetables: The Mediterranean lifestyle helping people live longer

Researchers tracked more than 110,000 UK adults involved in the UK Biobank study

The Independent UK

Keep fit to avoid heart rhythm disorder and stroke, study suggests

Researchers looked at whether fitness was related to the likelihood of developing atrial fibrillation.

The Independent UK

Blood test ‘may predict heart disease risk for people with type 2 diabetes’

Researchers analysed blood samples of 2,627 people who took part in a clinical trial.

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The Independent UK

Breakthrough test could predict deadly diseases in people with diabetes

High levels of certain biomarkers may help predict future risk of disease progression

Zenger

Heart Attack Survivors Who Take Aspirin Daily Live Longer: Study

The study included more than 40,000 patients who previously suffered a heart attack.

The Hindu

Life-saving heart surgery carried out on 87 year old at KLE

A team of doctors headed by cardiothoracic surgeon Richard Saldanha successfully carried out a Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (open heart surgery) on an 87-year-old patient recently in Belagavi.

The Guardian - UK

Urgent, gentle care: life on a neonatal unit

NHS units such as the one Lucy Letby worked in help one in 12 babies. It’s an emotional environment, to which some medics are strongly drawn

The Independent UK

Socialize, exercise and eat your vegetables: The Mediterranean lifestyle helping people live longer

Researchers tracked more than 110,000 UK adults involved in the UK Biobank study

The Times of India

Lack of sleep can increase cardiovascular disease risk, finds study

We all have the habit of not sleeping well during the weekdays due to work, study, or any other purpose. We try to adjust to this lack of sleep during the weekends, which now has been proven to be insufficient to bring our normal sleep cycle back. When our sleep…

The Times of India

A simple mouth rinse can detect heart disease risk, finds study

A new research study has found that a simple mouth rinse with saline water can help detect the risk of heart disease. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in Oral Health, found that high white blood cells in the saliva is linked to poor flow-mediated dilation.

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