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Take high blood pressure tablets at a time that best suits you, study suggests

According to new research, whether the medication is taken in the morning or the evening does not have an impact on how effective it is.

The Independent UK

As ‘good sleep’ is linked to lower stroke and heart disease risk, how to reset your sleep for autumn

From digital detoxes to getting out in nature, experts share their top tips for a better night’s snooze this season. By Prudence Wade.

The Independent UK

Good sleepers ‘less likely to have a stroke’

Those who slept 'optimally' were found to have a 74% lower risk of heart disease or stroke compared with those who slept the worst

Wales Online

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Stopping statin treatment early ‘could reduce protection against heart disease’

The study suggests that those who started taking statins in their 50s but stopped at 80 saw a reduction in benefit

Wales Online

Cannabis & Arrhythmia: Yes, New Study Says There's 74% Higher Risk Of Heart Rhythm Disorders, But…

New research presented at ESC Congress 2022 revealed a correlation between medical marijuana use and heart rhythm disorders.

Benzinga

Poor heart health could make brain 'shrink', lifelong study finds

Scientists have identified the main risk factor for premature brain ageing is an unhealthy heart

Daily Record

Heart valve disease explained as hidden condition can be 'worse than cancer'

A lot of heart conditions have subtle symptoms, but early detection is crucial as it can prevent strokes and heart attacks.

Daily Record

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Free cancer and heart disease DNA screening available for young Australians

A world-first DNA testing program has been set up by Monash University to screen young Australians for genes that increase risk of cancer and heart disease.

ABC News

Hidden heart condition that 'can be worse than cancer' with almost 'no symptoms' - but can be found by simple check

'Those symptoms aren’t just part and parcel of getting older - don’t dismiss them if there’s clearly been a change'

Manchester Evening News

UK dentists should give antibiotics to patients at risk of heart infection – study

Nice guidelines advising against antibiotic use for those at risk of infective endocarditis should be reviewed, researchers say

The Guardian - UK

Key symptoms of six diseases including heart attack and stroke identified in study

Important signs of heart disease differ by gender and can change over time.

Daily Record

50% heart attack patients in north India suffer from pre-diabetes: Study

NEW DELHI: Nearly one out of every two patients rushed to a hospital with a full-blown heart attack caused by blockage of an artery — referred to as ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) in clinical terms — suffer from undiagnosed diabetes or pre-diabetes, according to a study published in the Global…

The Times of India

Four Indonesian patients, including three children, undergo open heart surgeries at Jayadeva institute

Conducted at subsidised costs, the surgeries were jointly funded by Indonesian Rotary, Bangalore Rotary International District 3190, and Needy Heart Foundation

The Hindu

Heart attack risk factors as dad conquers Ben Nevis after collapsing on first attempt

Trevor Botwood, who suffered a heart attack during his first Ben Nevis attempt, didn't think that there was a problem with his fitness.

Daily Record

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Long COVID fears lead to discovery of coronary heart disease in 'super fit' 70-year-old

Chris Stear turned 70 in June and celebrated the milestone by doing 70 push-ups non-stop on a Gold Coast beach. A few weeks later his health took a sudden turn, and an angiogram detected blockages in his coronary artery.

Zenger

Using Salt Substitutes Adds Years To Life

Sprinkling salt substitutes on meals could add years to your life, according to new research, by addressing a ‘silent killer.’

Wales Online

Early menopause signs to watch out for as women warned of heart disease risk

The age when a woman enters the menopause could be a major indicator when it comes to having heart problems later in life

Manchester Evening News

The hidden health issue that can take years off city centre residents' lives

A lack of good quality sleep can disrupt our internal body clock

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The Hindu

One in seven heart failure patients died within 90 days: NHFR

90-day mortality being the highest in individuals with low educational status

The Hindu

Heart ailment doesn’t mean end to physical activity

ESIC Hospital’s cardiac rehab programme improves fitness levels, changes lives

The Guardian - UK

Swapping salt for substitutes reduces risk of stroke and heart conditions – study

High blood pressure contributes to around half of all heart attacks and strokes in the UK

The Guardian - UK

One in 25 heart attack deaths in north-east of England ‘preventable in London’

IFS research shows six in 100 patients would have survived if they had been treated by a similar doctor in London

Daily Record

Expert explains how blood pressure can be lowered by regularly eating popular sweet treat

While symptoms of high blood pressure are rarely noticeable, certain foods contain properties which can help keep blood pressure low if eaten regularly.

The Independent UK

Armed police sent to heart attack patients as crisis-hit NHS buckles under surging demand

Exclusive: Officers becoming ‘first, last and only resort’ due to NHS staffing shortage, warns watchdog

Liverpool Echo

Man converts van into dream motorhome after being brought back from brink of death

"My plan now is to take things easier and take a different course in life"

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