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Heart failure is often seen as the point of no return, but new approaches to diagnosis, mechanical circulatory support and heart transplants are changing the outlook for patients once considered beyond saving.

Bangkok Post · Aug 11

Fiona’s 14-year-old son Max was bright and gave enormous bear hugs. She lost him in an instant when his heart suddenly stopped

The Sydney mother wants Canberra politicians to hear people who have lost children to sudden cardiac death, saying ‘we need answers’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 10

Major bank CEO says company spends $250 million a year on GLP-1 drugs for its employees

GLP-1 drugs for weight loss are on the rise, with 11 percent of Americans saying they take one in a recent poll

The Independent UK · Aug 6

Teacher, 28, died day after being discharged by London hospital that failed to spot fatal blood clot

Dena Collins would have survived had a blood clot been diagnosed and treated, coroner finds in damning inquest verdict

Evening Standard · Jul 31

I Only Ever Have 15 Minutes to Workout—These Quick Strength Tri-Sets Turbocharged My Strength, Mood, and Metabolism

Super quick, super effective workouts for the strength win.

Marie Claire · Jul 31

New test provides hope for menopause 'tunnel of chaos'

Researchers hope to develop a diagnostic test to detect whether women are at risk of developing cardiovascular disease by looking at menopausal transition.

AAP · Jul 30

Why a trip to the sauna could help you survive the heatwave

Scientists say the Finnish tradition could help the body build up a tolerance to the heat

The Independent UK · Jul 30

Sugary Drinks in Childhood Were Linked to Higher Adult Blood Pressure in a 25-Year Study

A 25-year study of 25,000 people links childhood sugary drinks and fruit juice to higher adult hypertension risk. Whole fruit was not.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

A 30-Minute Sauna Moved Immune Cells Into the Bloodstream for About Half an Hour, a Finnish Study Found.

A Finnish study of 51 adults found a 30-minute sauna raised circulating white blood cells briefly. It did not measure infection or illness.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

I'm a Personal Trainer: Forget Your Actual Age—Your "Push-Up Age" Might Be Telling a Different Story

Experts say it’s more than you think.

Marie Claire · Jul 29