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Man dies with heart problem three years after being told he didn't need screening

Nathan Bryan's unexpected death left his family devastated after he was found dead at his his home in Lancashire. Mum Gill Ayling was told he didn't need heart screening when he was younger

Daily Mirror

Kids and sodium: Serious risks, alarming realities

When it comes to sodium intake among adults, the general consensus is that high consumption will increase risk of hypertension and stroke. According to the 2020-2025 Dietary Guideline for Americans, 45% of people 18 and older are living with hypertension. Hypertension is a preventable risk factor for cardiovascular disease and…

Tribune News Service

Scotland-based scientists shortlisted for innovative imagery price

TWO scientists from the University of Glasgow have been shortlisted for the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) annual Reflections of Research image…

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Should you really use your smartwatch or fitness wearable to monitor your heart?

Wearable devices that can record your pulse can be handy for tracking your fitness – but can you really use them to monitor for an irregular heartbeat?

The Conversation

Genetic tests could identify people at risk of heart disease, NHS study finds

World-first pilot in England helps identify those who could be offered statins, who would otherwise be ‘invisible’ to NHS

The Guardian - UK

Statins vs. supplements: New study finds one is 'vastly superior' to cut cholesterol

Millions of people are prescribed statins to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, but many would rather take supplements instead. A new study shows statins are much more effective.

WEKU

Iron infusion could cut heart failure hospital admissions, study suggests

Researchers looked at data from 1,137 people with the condition over several years.

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Doctor shares one activity that could reduce your risk of heart attack and stroke by almost 50%

Cardiovascular events like heart attacksand strokesare considered the world's leading causes of death, according to the World Health Organization

Irish Mirror

Chest pain, shortness of breath linked to long-term risk of heart trouble

Even mild chest symptoms were linked to a greater long-term risk of heart problems, according to preliminary study results presented in Chicago at McCormick Place.

Chicago Sun-Times

Patients at risk of repeated heart attacks

Many Australians hospitalised for heart attacks are not receiving the recommended medications to prevent further episodes once they are discharged.

AAP

A happy relationship enhances heart health, claims new study

Marital stress may make heart attack recovery tougher

The Independent UK

Vaping might not be significantly safer than smoking

Research showed 'worrisome' blood pressure and heart rate changes recorded after people used e-cigarettes

Wales Online

Marital stress slows recovery from heart attack, new study shows

Heart and circulatory diseases cause a quarter of all deaths in the UK

Wales Online

This simple habit could significantly boost your heart health

Sleep was just added to the American Heart Association’s checklist for improving and maintaining cardiovascular health.

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Wales Online

The 10 heart attack warning signs that can appear months before

It is 'important not to ignore symptoms'

Liverpool Echo

Heart attack warning signs that could strike 'months before' event

Heart attacks can be sudden or gradual

The Independent UK

Vaping is just as bad for your heart as cigarettes, landmark study finds

Sustained use of e-cigarettes can significantly impair function of body’s blood vessels, reports suggest

Tribune News Service

Heart attack deaths jumped sharply among young US adults in 2nd year of COVID pandemic

As the number of COVID-19 infection surged during the pandemic, deaths from heart attacks rose sharply as well, with adults ages 25-44 experiencing the most significant increases, according to new research from scientists at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

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Newcastle Herald

Death rate remains low during second year of COVID-19 pandemic - heart disease, dementia, stroke, and lung cancer main culprits

AAP

Death rate remains below pre-COVID levels

While COVID-19 cases spiked and lockdowns were imposed in 2021, the number of deaths in Australia remained below pre-pandemic levels.

ABC News

Adults sleeping five hours or less a night have increased risk of chronic illnesses, study finds

Adults who sleep for five hours or less a night are more likely to develop two or more chronic diseases once they get older, research has found.

Benzinga

Did Marijuana Cause My Arrhythmia? New UCSF Study On Cannabis & AFib Provides Some Answers

According to a new UCSF study published in the European Heart Journal, substances such as cocaine, opiates, methamphetamine and even marijuana are linked to the most common type of heart arrhythmia - atrial fibrillation, often called AF or AFib.

Daily Record

Worried dad of 10 with heart issue has been waiting two years for GP appointment despite being told to call for review

Michael Kirkum says he hasn't even had repeat medication for his illness.

Wales Online

Five-month-old baby needs life-saving surgery for rare heart condition

Zachary has a rare heart condition that requires major surgery

Daily Mirror

Woman who collapsed with suspected heart attack forced to wait five hours at A&E

Roseanna Clarkin, 39, feared she would go into cardiac arrest after becoming stuck in a queue of 16 ambulances with patients inside outside Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

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