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5 Retina Changes That May Reveal Your Heart Risk

What if a doctor could spot clues about your heart without looking directly at your heart? The answer may be sitting at the back of your eye. The retina contains a dense network of tiny blood vessels, and researchers are studying whether changes in these vessels can reveal signs linked…

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7 Serious Health Problems Indian Cab and Truck Drivers Develop From Long Driving Hours

Chronic Back and Spine PainSitting in a fixed position for 10 or more hours, absorbing road vibration through a seat that rarely offers lumbar support, is one of the fastest routes to spinal degeneration. A 2019 study published in the Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that professional…

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Your bedroom may be too bright at night—and new research reveals what nighttime light could be doing to your heart

New research suggests nighttime light exposure may affect heart structure. A study observed thicker heart muscle and reduced flexibility in participants. This research adds to growing evidence on light pollution's health effects. Scientists tracked light exposure and conducted cardiac imaging on over eleven thousand people. Reducing bedroom light could potentially…

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7 Ways Breastfeeding May Support a Mother’s Heart Health

Breastfeeding is usually discussed in terms of a baby's nutrition, immunity and development. But there is another side of the story that deserves attention: maternal health. Research has linked breastfeeding with better long-term cardiovascular outcomes in mothers, including a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. Some research also suggests…

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Check Your Earlobes: This Tiny Crease Has Been Linked to Heart Disease

The next time you look in the mirror, take a quick look at your earlobes, not because they can diagnose a heart problem, but because...

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Breakfast at noon? Turns out weekend meals at random times can hurt men’s hearts

A new study suggests that eating at inconsistent times on weekends compared to weekdays could increase the risk of heart disease.

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7 Powerful Benefits of Physiotherapy for Stroke Recovery

A stroke can change everyday life in a matter of minutes. Walking, speaking, reaching for a cup or even maintaining balance may suddenly become difficult. But recovery does not necessarily stop when emergency treatment ends. This is where physiotherapy can become an important part of rehabilitation. Through carefully planned movement,…

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'Would have dropped dead': women's heart health lacking

Almost every hour in Australia a woman dies from heart disease, yet many are still "falling through the cracks of care" when it comes to cardiovascular health.

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Two Routine Tests Could Catch Kidney Damage Early in Heart Patients Under New European Cardiology Guidelines

New European cardiology guidelines urge a blood and urine test for every patient diagnosed with heart disease to catch kidney damage early.

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GLP-1 use in US kids under-12 soars - even without FDA approval

One in five children suffers from obesity, a chronic condition leaving them at greater risk of cancer and heart disease

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Swedish Registry Study of Three Million Women Ties HPV to Slightly Higher Odds of Heart Disease

A study of nearly 500,000 HPV-positive Swedish women found a 7 percent higher heart disease risk. Researchers say not to be unduly concerned.

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Heart problem spotted in 2 secs by 'superhuman' AI? How this tool can see deep into your heart valves what doctors may miss

Heart disease spotted in 2 seconds: An artificial intelligence system can analyse ECGs to detect hidden signs of heart disease. The technology can identify subtle patterns that even expert cardiologists may miss and has shown high diagnostic accuracy for several cardiovascular conditions. It can also detect signs linked to diabetes…

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Forget T-maxxing – the manosphere’s obsession with testosterone is just fear-maxxing

Testosterone replacement therapy comes with serious and potentially irreversible health risks including infertility and early heart disease

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‘Superhuman’ AI tool spots heart disease in less than 2 seconds

Technology trained on millions of routine ECGs could fast-track high-risk patients for treatment

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7 Heart Attack Signs Women Should Never Ignore

For years, many people imagined a heart attack as one unmistakable event: crushing chest pain, a blocked artery and an immediate emergency. But the reality can be far more complicated, particularly for women. Some women experience chest discomfort, while others may notice breathlessness, nausea, unusual tiredness, dizziness or pain in…

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Your Cardiovascular Risk Rises Fast in the First Year After Your Periods Stop, Here Is What Menopause Does to Your Heart

The estrogen drop is not gradual, it is a cliffMost women expect menopause to arrive slowly. Perimenopause does take years, but the final cessation of periods marks a sharp hormonal discontinuity. Estrogen, which had been actively protecting arterial walls, drops to levels that stay low for the rest of life.…

The Independent UK

Eli Lilly diabetes drug wins FDA approval to lower cardiovascular risks

Heart disease is is the leading cause of death for people with Type 2 diabetes

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Mammograms could be used to identify heart disease in women, study finds

Coronary heart disease kills twice as many women as breast cancer in the UK each year

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AI can detect heart disease in women using mammograms, study suggests

Experts say findings mean breast screenings for cancer could also flag cardiovascular problems in women

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Shingrix Recipients Were 10 Percent Less Likely to Be Diagnosed with Heart Disease Than Zostavax Recipients

An Oxford-led study of more than 70,000 older adults found Shingrix recipients had 10 percent fewer heart disease diagnoses than Zostavax recipients.

The Independent UK

NHS shingles jab could lower risk of stroke and heart attacks, study finds

Shingles is caused by the herpes zoster virus flaring up again in people who previously had chicken pox

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UK men with heart disease at higher risk of developing and dying from cancer

Decade-long study finds stark gender difference in outcomes of people with heart disease

The Independent UK

The three ‘primary drivers’ behind cancer cases in men, according to scientists

The study examined how cancer risk and mortality differed between men and women over more than 25 years

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Heart disease injection edges industry closer to cure

Australian researchers believe they are on the cusp on a world-leading breakthrough that could reverse genetic heart disease.

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AstraZeneca abandons lung cancer treatment trial in fresh setback for drugs giant

The trial being halted comes as another blow to the pharmaceutical company

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