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Is omega-3 oil good or bad for us – and does it matter where it is from?

Research shows fish oil may increase risk of people developing a heart condition or stroke

The Guardian - UK

Epidural in labour can reduce risk of serious complications by 35%, study finds

Researchers say expanding access to treatment may reduce risk of serious health outcomes and ensure safer childbirths

The Guardian - UK

James Mowbray obituary

Other lives: Doctor who helped to develop a greater understanding of how to prevent organ rejection in transplants

The Guardian - UK

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Fish Oil Supplements May Raise Heart Disease, Stroke Risk In Healthy Individuals

While fish oil supplements may slow disease progression and lower the risk of death in people with a history of cardiovascular diseases, they might increase the risk of first-time heart disease and stroke among healthy individuals.

Medical Daily

Fish oil may increase risk of heart conditions and stroke, study finds

But supplements could reduce likelihood of heart attack for people who already have cardiovascular disease

The Guardian - UK

Early heart disease deaths in Barking and Dagenham double those of richest areas

British Heart Foundation says ‘urgent action’ needed to prevent further deaths

Evening Standard

Scientists say the overlooked goal when trying to get healthy

Researchers looked at how time-based goals stack up against step-based ones

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Health: Infertility treatment can double risk of postpartum heart disease

Infertility treatment patients were twice as likely to be hospitalised with heart disease in the year following delivery as spontaneously conceived patients. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Heart patients forced to wait over a year for treatment in England

Waiting lists are at a record high, almost double since 2020, with heart disease being the largest cause of premature death in deprived areas

The Guardian - UK

Most of our personnel take weekly off: DGP

Tamil Nadu Police Chief discusses stress management and treatment options for personnel in a concise manner.

The Hindu

Yoga linked with symptom improvement in patients with heart failure

Yoga that focuses on breathing, meditation, and relaxation is connected to symptom improvement in people with heart failure. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Infertility Treatment Doubles Risk Of Heart Disease Within Year After Delivery: Study

The increased risk was most pronounced in the month following the delivery, particularly in those patients who experienced dangerously high blood pressure.

Medical Daily

He invented a successful medical device as a student. Here's his advice for new grads

When Thorsten Siess was in graduate school, he came up with the idea for a heart device that's now been used in hundreds of thousands of patients around the world.

WEKU

Weight loss drug could reduce heart attack risk by 20%, study finds

Researchers say semaglutide, the active ingredient in Wegovy and Ozempic, could be biggest medical breakthrough since statins

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Aussies in the dark on major heart attack risk factor

A young Australian's near-death experience produced a silver lining when it prompted his brother to get tested for a life-threatening condition.

Tom’s Guide

Oura Ring just got two big health upgrades ahead of Samsung Galaxy Ring launch

Oura is adding two new heart health features to the Oura Ring: Cardiovascular Age and Cardio Capacity.

Medical Daily

90% Of US Adults At Risk Of Heart Disease, At Various Stages of CKM Syndrome: Study

A shocking majority of U.S. adults are at an early, middle, or late stage of cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic (CKM) syndrome, a new study revealed.

Medical Daily

Sedentary Lifestyle In Childhood Linked To Progressing Heart Enlargement, Light Activity Reverses Risk: Study

The study revealed that a sedentary lifestyle in childhood increases the risk of progressing left ventricular hypertrophy, a heart enlargement condition that raises the likelihood of heart attacks, stroke, and premature death in adulthood.

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Poor foetal monitoring a leading cause of death in babies in England, review finds

Short staffing and heavy workloads also key factors in cases where outcomes included brain damage, Care Quality Commission says

The Hindu

Beat the heat: How to prevent Heatstroke

As the summer sun cranks up the temperature, it increases the risk of heatstroke. It’s not just about feeling uncomfortable; it’s about staying safe. Heatstroke can sneak up on anyone, but it poses a particular threat to kids and parents hustling through their summer adventures.

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Coroner issues warning over year-round ambulance delays in England

Wiltshire coroner writes to health secretary after inquest of man who died after waiting more than 5 hours for ambulance

AAP

Women needed in medical research to prevent gender bias

Medical research is still a men's game, despite the fact almost half the nation's doctors are women, an internationally renowned anaesthesia researcher says.

Medical Daily

Control Your Anger: Study Says It Damages Blood Vessel, Raising Heart Disease Risk

Researchers have found that a brief period of anger can damage your blood vessels and elevate the risk of heart disease and stroke.

The Guardian - UK

Women live more years in ill-health than men, finds gender health gap study

While men are disproportionally affected by conditions that cause early death, women are left with higher levels of illness and disability

The Guardian - US

PFAS increase likelihood of death by cardiovascular disease, study shows

In a first, researchers were able to compare records of people who drank polluted water in Veneto, Italy, with neighbors who did not

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