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Weight-loss drug can reverse heart failure symptoms, study finds

Semaglutide injections trigger ‘very large improvements’ in patients with hearts too stiff to fill properly

The Guardian - UK

Weight loss jabs improve heart failure symptoms in obese patients, says study

Twitter owner Elon Musk and Kim Kardashian are rumoured to have used weight loss jabs

The Independent UK

Weight loss jabs improve heart failure symptoms in obese patients

Trial finds that Wegovy could help reduce cardiac symptoms including shortness of breath

Evening Standard

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Weight loss jabs improve heart failure symptoms in obese patients – study

Researchers administered the jab to a group for one year and compared results to those given a placebo

The Independent UK

The order in which you acquire diseases could affect your life expectancy – new research

More than 25% of adults in the UK have two or more long-term health conditions. This increases to 65% for people older than 65 years, and to almost 82% for those aged 85 or older.

The Conversation

Asthma and heart disease treatments approved for use on NHS in Scotland

TREATMENTS for patients with heart disease and those with severe asthma have been approved for use on the NHS in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Walking More With Fitbit Can Benefit Heart Failure Patients: Study

Fitbit wearables show potential in improving health status of heart failure patients

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Four-year-old Evie still waiting for a new heart as she spends months at Freeman Hospital

Evie Green was diagnosed with a condition triggered by a viral infection that can cause heart failure in serious cases as a baby

Chronicle Live

Heart failure patients demand medical cards ahead of Leinster House meeting

Representatives from the Irish Heart Foundation will meet at Leinster House today to discuss the difficulties facing heart patients

Dublin Live

Strong legs hold up heart health after a heart attack, study finds

People with strong legs less likely to develop heart failure after a heart attack. Why? Because your legs act as a second heart.

The New Daily

Health: Air pollution may lead to premature death of heart failure patients

"The findings indicate that reducing air pollution has the potential to prevent worsening heart failure," said study author Dr Lukasz Kuzma. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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AI tools discovered five types of heart failure

Five types of heart failure that can be used potentially to predict future risk for individual patients have been identified using artificial intelligence (AI) tools, according to a new study, led by UCL researchers. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Mum bedbound with rare illness 'can't catch a break' after PIP claim rejected

Rachael Occleshaw has Severe Cardiomyopathy - a disease of the heart muscle that can lead to heart failure - but says she and her family have "no support at all"

Daily Mirror

Red flag symptom in skinny legs that might be sign of silent killer

Although a lot of people are self-conscious about their thick thighs, having them is actually a healthy sign

Irish Mirror

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Bristol Post

Thick thighs save lives according to health experts

New research suggests strong legs can indicate whether a person is at higher risk of heart failure

Wales Online

Size of legs could be major factor in heart failure says study

While some people may be self conscious about their thick thighs, it can be a healthy sign

Chronicle Live

Health experts say 'red flag' symptom in your legs could be linked to heart failure

New research has uncovered a relationship between a person's thighs and how likely they are to suffer from heart failure following a heart attack

Nottingham Post

'Thin' legs could increase chance of heart failure, new study finds

It's not the first study to link leg size to health

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Daily Record

Hidden feature linked to heart failure risk as strong thighs are 'healthy sign'

The researchers found that having strong quadriceps could be a healthy sign, reducing the risk of heart failure in those who had suffered a heart attack.

Daily Mirror

Red flag symptom in your legs that could be sign of silent killer

A new study suggests that people's legs can reveal whether a person is more or less likely to suffer heart failure and researchers have said that the results are important for those suffering from coronary disease

The Times of India

Common myths about heart failure that many believe to be true

Heart failure (HF) is a medical condition in which the heart muscle does not pump enough blood. One of the major causes of reduction in heart’s ability to pump blood is coronary artery disease (CAD) and heart attack. However, faulty heart valves, chronic blood pressure, or genetic disease can also…

Dynamite News

Strong legs improve prognosis for heart attack victims: Study

In accordance with data presented today at Heart Failure 2023, a scientific conference of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), people with powerful legs are less likely to get heart failure following a heart attack. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Few young cancer survivors face a higher risk of early heart failure: Study

Imagine overcoming cancer only to discover that the medication that saved your life comes with a brand-new health risk: heart failure. Read further on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

People with strong legs 'more likely to survive a heart attack'

Heart attacks are the most common cause of heart failure

Dynamite News

Health: Smartwatches could detect higher risk of heart failure, reveals a Study

A new study claims Wearable devices such as smartwatches could be used to detect a higher risk of developing heart failure and irregular heart rhythms in later life. Read further on Dynamite News:

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