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GPs to send patients for hospital tests avoiding consultants in shake-up aimed at cutting NHS waiting lists

Patients with symptoms of cancer, heart failure and bowel conditions will no longer have to wait to see a consultant first under Labour reform

The Independent UK

‘Troubling’ rise in people admitted to hospital due to lack of vitamins

Conditions such as iron deficiency can cause heart failure if left untreated.

The Independent UK

Pop-up heart-health hubs sought for Premier League clubs in England

Pilot of screening and treatment unit at Everton diagnosed almost one third of fans tested with hypertension

The Guardian - UK

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2 "Strong Buy"-Rated Biotech Stocks With 303% to 446% Upside Potential

While the upside is appealing, penny stocks carry some risks.

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Is Paracetamol Safe? Regular Use In Older Adults May Lead To Ulcers, Heart, And Kidney Complications

The study suggests that frequent use of this common pain reliever may be linked to several serious complications, such as peptic ulcers, heart failure, hypertension, and chronic kidney disease.

Medical Daily

An elephant dies of apparent heart failure in Pakistan weeks after family reunion

An elephant has died of apparent heart failure at a Pakistani safari park, less than two weeks after being reunited with her sister

The Independent UK

George Clooney pays heartfelt tribute to late 'Ocean's Eleven' co-star Scott L Schwartz

Scott L. Schwartz, a wrestler-turned-actor, famous for his role in the 'Ocean’s Eleven' film franchise, died at age 65. According to reports, he passed away of congestive heart failure at his home in Covington, LA, on November 26.

The Times of India

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The small thing women can do to cut the risks of heart attacks and strokes

Thousands of people reported doing no regular exercise

The Independent UK

Everyday bursts of intense activity may slash heart risks for women, study finds

Some 22,368 people reported doing no regular exercise or going for a walk once a week.

The Independent UK

Lack of regular bedtime increases risk of heart attack and stroke – research

People were followed for eight years, and researchers analysed how many suffered conditions such as heart attack, stroke and heart failure.

Evening Standard

Sitting too much is a danger not even exercise can undo. Here are 5 tips to move more

Existing research has tied sedentary behavior to a slew of health problems in both children and adults, from obesity and poor sleep to cancer and Type 2 diabetes.

Fortune

Govt to expand senior healthcare and cover Alzheimer's, cancer and more

In a welcoming move, the government is planning to expand its coverage of elderly healthcare, through its ambitious Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, by including treatments for diseases commonly seen among elders, like Alzheimer's, dementia, heart failure and cancer.

The Times of India

‘Good Times’ star John Amos died from congestive heart failure

After it was revealed he passed away in August, John Amos’ cause of death has been revealed as congestive heart failure.

BANG Premier

John Amos’ cause of death revealed day after son announced Good Times star had died aged 84

‘Good Times’ actor died from congestive heart failure on August 21

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Health: One in 4 diabetics at serious risk of heart failure

World Heart Day is being observed on September 29 and new data from Dr. Dangs Lab and Dr. Ameya Joshi, a leading endocrinologist at Bhaktivedanta Hospital. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Times of India

World Heart Day: Warning signs of a weak heart

The heart is an extremely resilient organ. It has a high capacity to compensate and tolerate insults, in most cases. And therein lies the problem. A heart which gradually becomes weaker and weaker may be so well compensated that we may not have any symptoms at all, no warning signs,…

The Times of India

Heart Failure: Key points on the silent killer everyone must be aware of

Heart failure (HF) occurs when the heart is unable to pump blood efficiently to meet the body's needs. It is a chronic condition that can develop gradually. There are several types of heart failure:

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Heart Failure Solutions: Advances in Cardiac Surgery

Cardiovascular surgery is a particular medical sector that focuses on treating different heart and vessel-related issues. In this area, some severe cases of heart failure are managed, which is a complex syndrome characterized by the inability of the heart to effectively deliver blood for circulation purposes.

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Johnson & Johnson Acquires V-Wave For $1.7 Billion To Boost Heart Failure Treatment Portfolio‌ ‌

J&J's strategic move aims to strengthen its position in the congestive heart failure market, foreseeing significant growth ahead.‌ ‌

The Independent UK

Ozempic could help overweight people with heart failure, study finds

Previous research showed those with heart disease could be helped by weight loss drug semaglutide

The Independent UK

Breakthrough metal heart keeps man alive for days in world first

Devices could improve chances of survival for heart failure patients as they await a donor

The Guardian - US

Abdul ‘Duke’ Fakir, last surviving member of Four Tops, dies aged 88

The beloved Motown group’s co-founder died of a heart failure and had been struggling with bladder cancer

The Guardian - UK

NHS faces ‘ticking bomb’ with number of heart failure patients set to soar

Cases are predicted to nearly double by 2040 as charity warns of 400,000 people in UK with undiagnosed heart failure

The Guardian - UK

Minority ethnic heart failure patients ‘36% more likely to die’ in UK

Study also finds people from ethnic minorities with atrial fibrillation more than twice as likely to die than white patients

The Canberra Times

'This is the future': ACT trials gene-editing to treat heart patient

The technology is literally 'cutting' edge.

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