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UNBELIEVABLE: 5 - Caught on Camera

The Traitors star Amanda Collier reveals BBC show saved her life after uncovering serious condition

Collier, 57, a former Detective Chief Inspector with the Metropolitan Police, was banished from the series last week

Evening Standard

Omega 3 Benefits: How Fish Oil Supplements Power Heart Health, Brain Function, and Inflammation Reduction

Learn about key omega 3 benefits from fish oil supplements, supporting heart and brain health plus inflammation reduction, with evidence-based guidance on dosage, safety, and daily use.

Medical Daily

The Traitors medical check-up revealed ‘serious heart disease’, says contestant Amanda

‘I’m very, very grateful for the show,’ said the banished player

The Independent UK

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Chest Tightness Without Pain? Chest Tightness Causes Behind Breathing Discomfort And Anxiety Symptoms

Explore chest tightness causes, breathing discomfort, and anxiety symptoms. Learn how doctors assess non-painful chest tightness and when to seek urgent medical care.

Medical Daily

People put off giving CPR by unrealistic TV depictions, researchers say

Most dramas show characters searching for pulse and giving breaths but experts say chest compressions on their own can save lives

The Guardian - UK

Digested week: How potatoes dauphinoise took a chunk of my thumb … and with it my new year optimism

Now I can truly face the year with the brutal honesty, courage and low expectations it needs

The Guardian - UK

Aussie spider venom spawns heart attack and stroke drug

Venom from a spider found on K'gari, formerly known as Fraser Island, has been used to develop a drug that prevents damage during heart attacks and strokes.

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Better sleep could add years to your life – and these are the simple habits that could help

Sleeping for seven hours and going to bed within a one-hour window can slash risk of dying by 24 per cent, study finds

The Independent UK

How to cut down on salt - as it is found we are eating equivalent of 22 packs of crisps a day

A charity is warning too much salt can have devastating consequences

Evening Standard

Retired HGV driver undergoes heart bypass using gene therapy to reduce risks

The procedure aims to extend the lifespan of blood vessels used during the graft process in the surgery.

Evening Standard

No, we’re not joking — your calf muscles are called the ‘second heart,' here's why

Your calf muscles are often referred to as the 'second heart' because they play a crucial role in pumping blood around the body and supporting cardiovascular health.

Tom’s Guide

Britons eating amount of salt equivalent to 155 packets of crisps each week, research finds

Eating too much salt can lead to high blood pressure, which is linked to half of all heart attacks and strokes

The Independent UK

Adults in England eating as much salt a day as in 22 bags of crisps, study shows

Campaigners call for action to make manufacturers reduce salt in food, which can contribute to high blood pressure and deaths

The Guardian - UK

Dr Amir Khan reveals 5 ways to lower cholesterol levels naturally as you can't do anything about 'family history, age, and genetics'

Simple lifestyle changes can lower your risk of high cholesterol and keep your heart healthy, the doctor says

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Trump Health Fears Grow As He Takes Quadruple Recommended Aspirin Dose To Get 'Nice, Thin' Blood

Trump reveals he takes 325 mg of aspirin daily, four times the commonly advised dose, to keep 'thin blood,' sparking medical concern and renewed scrutiny of his health regimen.

The Guardian - UK

The perfect way to look after your health if you work shifts

There are many knock-on effects of working nights or early mornings, and often employers could do more to protect staff. But there are small, simple changes that can make all the difference

The Guardian - UK

High blood pressure: who is at risk and why UK children are getting it

Why it is so dangerous, how it is diagnosed and how to help prevent it

The Guardian - UK

Call for routine high blood pressure testing of UK children as cases almost double

Exclusive: Identifying teenagers at risk could help prevent organ damage, strokes and heart attacks in early adulthood, doctors say

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The Independent UK

How millions of people go to A&E for minor problems like a headache or blocked nose

A&E medics have treated nearly 1.9 million cases of headache in the past five years

Evening Standard

Millions seeking help for minor ailments in England’s A&Es

Health officials have warned of a ‘tidal wave’ of winter illnesses in English hospitals.

The Independent UK

Microplastics can raise heart disease risk in men, study finds

Researchers say study provides ‘strongest evidence’ yet microplastics may directly contribute to heart disease

The Guardian - UK

Blood test could predict who is most at risk from common inherited heart condition

Exclusive: Scientists find a way to forecast hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which affects millions worldwide

International Business Times UK

Taylor Swift's Emotional $1m Heart Donation For Dad Goes Viral Amid Charity Surge

Taylor Swift donates $1M to American Heart Association honouring dad Scott's quintuple bypass. CEO praises impact on prevention as nearly half of US adults face heart risks.

Medical Daily

Why Heart Disease Feels Inevitable and Why That Belief Is Holding Prevention Back

Preventive testing is often deferred until symptoms emerge, while the absence of discomfort is mistaken for the absence of risk. Over time, prevention becomes optional rather than expected.

The Guardian - UK

NHS to trial potentially life-saving treatment for deadly liver disease

Acute-on-chronic liver failure will be treated with device that cleans patients’ blood corrupted by toxins

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