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Cardiologist, who performed hundreds of surgeries, dies of heart attack

A 41-year-old well-known cardiologist in Gujarat’s Jamnagar city, Dr Gaurav Gandhi, died after suffering a heart attack at his residence here, his family members and a colleague said on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Miss NI finalist on playing her part to support fight against heart disease after dad's death

"I was living in Spain at the time and mummy phoned one morning to say daddy thought he was having a heart attack"

Belfast Live

Cardiologist Gaurav Gandhi, who had done more than 16,000 surgeries, dies of heart attack at 41: Report

Well known cardiologist from Gujarat, Dr Gaurav Gandhi succumbed to heart attack. The 41 year old doctor died of the fatal cardiovascular complication on Tuesday morning.

The Times of India

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Drinking beetroot juice linked to reduced risk of heart attacks in angina patients with stents: Study

Consuming beetroot juice daily for six months following the placement of a stent decreased the likelihood that angina patients would experience a heart attack or require a repeat treatment, according to recent research presented at the British Cardiovascular Society conference. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Daily shot of beetroot could halve risk of heart attack for some people

The study on 300 people was funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research and the British Heart Foundation

Wales Online

'I thought I had indigestion on holiday in Marrakesh - then I was rushed to hospital'

Tina Murphy, 58, was enjoying some time away in Marrakesh, Morocco, with her partner John, 54, when she began to feel a pain in her chest and arm - she dismissed it, not realising she was having a heart attack

Daily Mirror

This is the day of the week you’re more likely to have a deadly heart attack

The beginning of the work week is prime time for serious types of heart attacks.

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I, Daniel Blake on stage is a powerful representation of real people struggling in the cost of living crisis

Ken Loach’s 2016 film I, Daniel Blake is a scathing indictment of the British benefits system. The film follows 59-year-old widower Daniel Blake who suffers a heart attack and becomes unable to work. Despite medical evidence and GP support, Blake is told that he is not eligible to receive state…

The Conversation

Strong legs hold up heart health after a heart attack, study finds

People with strong legs less likely to develop heart failure after a heart attack. Why? Because your legs act as a second heart.

The New Daily

Football fans praised for saving man who had heart attack before Scottish Cup Final

A Celtic fan is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack on the way to the Scottish Cup Final over the weekend. Passers-by rushed to the man's aid, ultimately saving his life.

Glasgow Live

Warning as heart attacks more likely to happen on specific day of the week

The study found that the likelihood of a heart attack occurring on a certain day of the week was 13% greater than expected.

Daily Record

The worst day of the week for heart attacks revealed

Likelihood of heart attack 13 per cent greater on one day of the week

The Independent UK

Chhattisgarh: Top Maoist leader Sudarshan carrying Rs 1 crore bounty dies of heart attack

The Maoist leader Anand alias Sudarshan Kattam, who carried a cash reward of Rs one crore on his head, has died of a heart attack. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Certain day labelled deadliest for heart attacks in Ireland as doctors give reason why

The research conducted by doctors at the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is set to be presented today at the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) conference in Manchester.

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You are 13% more likely to have a heart attack today and doctors don't know why

It may be down to the body's natural sleep and wake cycle

Daily Mirror

Warning as most common day to suffer a serious heart attack revealed

Scientists have been unable to fully explain this "Blue Monday" phenomenon and previous studies suggesting heart attacks are more likely on a Monday highlighted an association with the body's sleep or wake cycle

Evening Standard

Deadly heart attacks more likely on a Monday, study finds

Research suggests that the likelihood of a heart attack occurring at the start of the week is 13 per cent greater than expected

Daily Mirror

'Talk therapies for people with depression lower risk of stroke and heart attacks'

Researchers at University College London looked into whether psychological therapies for those with depression symptoms helped lower the risk of cardiovascular events later in life

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Mum shares final promise to daughter after she collapsed and died in airport

Melissa was in a coma for 12 days after collapsing of a heart attack.

Liverpool Echo

Mum's final promise to daughter after she collapsed in airport

Melissa was in a coma for 12 days after collapsing of a heart attack

Daily Mirror

'I was dying from heart attack in Aldi but owe my life to complete strangers'

Grandad Joe Peden was saved by a heroic Aldi store manager and A&E consultant after he collapsed at a supermarket in Sale

Manchester Evening News

'I was dead for 12 minutes after a heart attack in Aldi - two strangers saved my life'

The manager did CPR on Joe Peden for eight minutes before an A&E consultant doing some shopping took over for four minutes

ABC News

Peripheral artery disease is a 'silent killer' that is underdiagnosed in women

Peripheral artery disease is described as a "silent killer", but women don't always show traditional symptoms, which is leading to underdiagnosis.

Daily Record

Urgent type 2 diabetes warning over 'hidden killer side effect'

Researchers found that those with type two diabetes are more at risk of undiagnosed heart disease which could lead to heart attack and stroke.

The Hindu

17-year-old girl suffers heart attack, ambulance covers 132 km in 2.35 hours to save her in Kerala

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