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Snacking while watching TV increases heart disease risk, experts warn

Scientists say people should avoid snacking and move around more to cut their risk

The Independent UK

Early symptoms of heart disease and two changes which drastically lower risk

If you watch less than an hour of TV a day your risk drops 16%

Wales Online

Watching less TV could cut heart disease, study finds

About 11% of cases could be prevented if people reduced TV watching from two or more hours to less than an hour a day

The Guardian - UK

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Take breaks and watch less TV to slash heart disease risk, experts say

Scientists say people should avoid snacking and move around more to cut their risk.

The Independent UK

Plant-based diets on menu for health study

The researchers want to know what Australians consume when they follow plant-based diets.

Newcastle Herald

Queensland coroner to travel to remote Doomadgee for rheumatic heart disease inquest

The 'third world' disease the women died from was largely eradicated in Australia's urban non-Indigenous population about 60 years ago. Now, a Queensland coroner will travel to the remote community of Doomadgee, so family members can give evidence on Country.

ABC News

Rheumatic heart disease funding needed to help Indigenous communities

A dramatic increase in funding will be needed to eradicate a disease which stems from poverty in Australia's Indigenous community, according to a leading paedeatrician.

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Study: Pollution Behind 1 in 6 Global Deaths in 2019

Pollution caused some 9 million people to die prematurely in 2019, according to a new global report published Wednesday, with experts raising alarm over increasing deaths from breathing outside air and the "horrifying" toll of lead poisoning. Human-created waste in the air, water and soil rarely kills people immediately, but…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Erectile Dysfunction could be 'early warning sign' for mortality, study suggests

Erectile Dysfunction can become an increasing problem as men get older. While this issue is a normal part of the ageing process, new research shows that it is also a key predictor of early mortality.

Daily Mirror

Global pollution kills 9 million people a year, study finds

A new study says pollution of all types is killing 9 million people a year

The Independent UK

Meal of a lifetime: what to eat at every age

From training toddlers to socialising septuagenarians – here are the ideal ingredients to eat healthily at every stage of life

The Guardian - UK

Plant-based milks are less nutritious but better for environment

A cheeky study finds that chocolate milk has greater nutritional value than trendy oat milk, whether or not it's fortified with calcium.

The New Daily

On Nutrition: Old and new diet trends

This is how old I am: A few decades ago, I sat in on a nutrition debate between Dr. Dean Ornish and Dr. Robert Atkins, well-known cardiologists with polar opposite views on the best diet to lose weight and prevent heart disease. Each of the heart doctors was passionate about…

Tribune News Service

'Extensive assault' caused bound and gagged auctioneer's death, court told

A prosecutor has argued drugs found in the system of a Canberra auctioneer did not cause his death on the NSW South Coast.

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Consumer Health: Women's health and living a longer, healthier life

National Women's Health Week is observed May 8-14, which makes this a good time to learn about the biggest threats to women's health and what you can do to keep yourself healthy.

AAP

Sugar levy a must for next govt: experts

With Australians drinking 2.4 billion litres of sugary drinks a year, health experts are calling for a 20 per cent levy to cut obesity.

Chicago Tribune

Chicago expands access to remote learning: ‘For kids who are high risk ... this is a very good option’

CHICAGO -- For show-and-tell Friday, Genevieve Billingsley handed her granddaughter, Alaina, a green and yellow ukulele. The 5-year-old picked at the strings in front of her iPad as she sat on the sofa in her Chicago apartment.

The Guardian - UK

Lack of research on heart disease in women is risking lives, say experts

Women underrepresented in research, warn doctors, amid calls for more emphasis on prevention and education

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Gaps in nationwide public health surveillance

A rapid review provided to Minister Ayesha Verrall identified 'gaps in governance, coverage and accountability' in tracking serious problems including heart disease and diabetes.

The Guardian - UK

Morgan Levine: ‘Only 10-30% of our lifespan is estimated to be due to genetics’

The Yale scientist explains her research into biological and chronological age – and why she’s joined a $3bn startup funded by the likes of Jeff Bezos

The Times of India

Study links rise in summer night temperature with risk of death from heart disease in men; know more

Men in their early 60s are more susceptible to the severities of heart disease like death on a warmer summer night, a study has found out.

Daily Mirror

Man dies just weeks before he's released from prison as he planned to marry 'soulmate'

Andy Hamlin met the love of his life Liz Brown in a charity shop in Hull while on release from jail - but he died before he had the chance to say 'I do' at his planned wedding

The Guardian - AU

Australian researchers uncover clue to rare and severe response to Covid in children

Breakthrough could improve diagnosis and lead to development of treatment for condition that has baffled doctors for two years

Leeds Live

Leeds man 'at risk of sudden death' after inheriting heart disease from dad who collapsed in garden

The 32-year-old will now honour his late dad by taking on epic challenge in aid of the British Heart Foundation

ABC News

Heart attacks don't wait for you to turn 52, they can strike at any age, at any time

GPs have seen a surge in people wanting to have their heart checked since the sudden deaths of cricketer Shane Warne, Victorian Labor senator Kimberley Kitching and a major heart attack suffered by the AFL's Dean Wallis.

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