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Nicola Bulley's Fitbit still gave a heart rate output for eight days after she drowned

Police believe the movement of water between Nicola's wrist and the device could have resulted in the Fitbit continuing to give data.

Daily Record

Nicola Bulley's Fitbit reported a heart rate for more than a week after she died

Nicola Bulley was wearing a Fitbit watch when she died. The device was still connected to her phone after she drowned and continued to give a heart rate output for eight days.

Manchester Evening News

UK health outcomes a 'serious concern': report

LONDON - The UK's performance on key health metrics is a "serious concern" and lags comparable countries, according to a report released to mark the 75th anniversary of the National Health Service (NHS).

Bangkok Post

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San Diego man miraculously survives cardiac arrest after 70 minutes of CPR

Doctor says David Mills’s ‘chances of survival and having a favourable neurological outcome’ were ‘less than one per cent’

The Independent UK

Data Point | The gender disparity in healthcare

A look at the gender gap in multiple healthcare domains including clinical trials, research funding as well as testing and diagnosis.

The Hindu

New study expands understanding of treatment-resistant hypertension

Medication keeps hypertension--high blood pressure that can lead to stroke or heart attack--at bay for many patients. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Britons’ earlier deaths linked to NHS underinvestment – study

Major King’s Fund report finds Britons more likely to die of biggest killer diseases than in many other richer countries

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Sitting in the sauna has some of the benefits of aerobic exercise

Sitting in a sauna for 20 to 30 minutes, several times a week, can produce some of the same cardiovascular benefits as aerobic exercise.

The New Daily

All state secondary schools in England now have a defibrillator

The rollout in primary and special schools is ‘well under way’ and due to be complete by the end of the summer term.

The Independent UK

Co Antrim man returns to gym to thank staff who saved his life after heart attack

Tony Daly and his wife Joanne had been working out at the Valley Leisure Centre when he fell ill

Belfast Live

How carotene-rich diet is linked to decreased artery fat levels, find out

Food items rich in the compound carotene could be really beneficial for health. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Thyroid disorder signs and symptoms that can go unnoticed for years

Thyroid disorders are often described as "invisible illnesses"

Liverpool Echo

Supermarket trolley sensors that detect irregular heartbeat "could save lives"

The British Heart Foundation estimates that at least 270,000 people have undiagnosed atrial fibrillation, which contributes to one in five strokes.

Manchester Evening News

Supermarket trolley sensors could help to identify risk of stroke, say scientists

Study with 2,155 participants at Sainsbury’s stores leads to atrial fibrillation diagnosis for 39 people unaware they had condition

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The Independent UK

Sensors on shop trolleys that detect irregular heartbeat ‘could save lives’

Research by UK scientists identified people who were unaware that they had the condition who went on to see a cardiologist.

Manchester Evening News

'If someone told me you could die doing an exercise you loved, I'd have been surprised - then it almost happened to me'

“I was incredibly lucky doctors managed to save me then and I’m still incredibly lucky to be alive”

Evening Standard

What is heart disease? Signs and symptoms as study finds blood thinner to be helpful drug

These findings are likely to impact the medications doctors prescribe to their patients

The Guardian - US

The fourth leading cause of death in the US? Cumulative poverty

We hear so much about crime rates, opioids, and gun violence in America, but so little from our elected leaders about the poverty crisis

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The Independent UK

Living near airports could raise risk of heart attacks, new study warns

Research shows ‘evidence of a small increase in risk’ but further work is needed

The Guardian - UK

Health bosses warn of heart disease emergency in England

Charity calls for prioritisation of NHS heart care after nearly 100,000 excess deaths since March 2020

Irish Mirror

Derry teen who died on holiday had no idea he had deadly hidden condition, family say

The 19-year-old collapsed in his hotel bathroom in Bulgaria and died instantly

The Independent UK

Residents near airports may be slightly more at risk from heart attacks – study

Imperial College London researchers analysed hospital admissions for cardiovascular diseases among residents under Heathrow’s flight paths.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow doctor in 17-hour walk to make 'intimidating' operating theatre welcoming for kids

Dr Alyson Walker, a cardiac anaesthetist at Glasgow Children's Hospital, has set off from her Scotstoun home this morning and will carry on walking until sunset to raise vital funds.

Zenger

Migraine Sufferers At Higher Risk Of Stroke And Heart Attack, Especially Women

New research warns that women with debilitating headaches may face a slightly higher risk of heart attack and hemorrhagic stroke.

The Times of India

Medics fear COVID vaccine link to cricketer Shane Warne's sudden death

LONDON: A leading UK-based Indian-origin consultant cardiologist and an Australian medic said on Tuesday that they fear the sudden death last year of Australian cricket legend Shane Warne may have been precipitated by the COVID mRNA vaccine that he had taken approximately nine months prior.

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