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Sleeping less than five hours increases risk of cancer, diabetes and heart disease, research shows

Researchers recommended getting between seven and eight hours of sleep every night

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Five hours of sleep a night raises risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes

Older people are 40 percent more likely to develop at least two life-threatening illnesses, according to a new study.

Daily Record

Menopause doctors debunk myths about HRT amid shortage

The treatment can help combat the unpleasant and often debilitating symptoms associated with the menopause, but right now there is a shortage

Wales Online

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Doctors prescribe healthy meals to keep patients out of the hospital

Meals on Wheels had been delivering healthy meals to thousands of older adults in Portland, Oregon, for more than 50 years when a local hospital asked whether the group could cook similar meals for patients leaving the hospital after acute bouts of diabetes, heart disease and other chronic illnesses.

Tribune News Service

Paxlovid should not be taken with some heart disease medications

Some heart medications are contraindicated for use with Paxlovid, a new study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology says.

Axios

COVID or COVID vaccination can cause dermal fillers to swell up

The growing list of COVID complications is long and surprising – from brain changes and heart disease to skin rashes and COVID toes.

The Conversation

Menopause symptoms increase risk of heart disease, study suggests

Hot flushes and night sweats are common symptoms of menopause

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A new rating system could help you decipher conflicting scientific research

Researchers developed a rating system to help the public determine the quality of health data.

Inverse

The silent symptoms Ayrshire gran suffered before fatal heart attack

Ayrshire father and son Dougie and Craig Potter tell how they lost their beloved wife and mum, Theresa, to the coronary heart disease she didn’t know she had.

Daily Record

Type of grains you eat could increase risk of heart disease, finds new study

A new study has found that a consuming a certain type of grain could significantly increase your risk of coronary heart disease, particularly among younger people

Daily Mirror

AI eye checks can predict heart disease risk in less than minute, finds study

Breakthrough opens door to a highly effective, non-invasive test that does not need to be done in a clinic

The Guardian - UK

Heart disease: Sitting down for too long can increase risk, expert warns

Reducing the time you spend sitting down is 'just as important' as regular exercise and can help slash your risk of developing heart disease, claims nutritionist Daisy Whitbread

Daily Mirror

COVID-19's alarming effect on the heart

The SARS-CoV-2 virus may damage some patients' hearts, a study in Immunology suggests

Salon

Cardiovascular disease looks different in women than men

DEAR DOCTORS: I'm a 38-year-old woman in good health. I kept getting a tight chest while running, so my doctor did some tests. He said my heart looked fine. But when I went for a second opinion, I was diagnosed with microvascular disease. I've never even heard of that before.…

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One powerful breathing technique could boost a key factor for longevity

A study shows that inspiratory muscle strength training can lower blood pressure, decreasing risk of heart disease.

The Hindu

KLE performs eight heart transplants

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The Hindu

India lacks a complete paediatric cardio-care service

A dearth of specialists and infrastructure in India, in the government and private sectors, is hampering the future of children with congenital heart disease

The Hindu

Children with congenital heart disease to be given follow-up care

Care will be provided under the Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram project, says Minister

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Daily Mirror

Heart attack myths and misconceptions – and the signs you should never ignore

Heart attacks are a common but serious medical emergency. This World Heart Day, here's a look at the most common myths and misconceptions about heart attacks and signs you should never ignore

Daily Record

Long-term antidepressant use may increase risk of heart disease, claims new research

People are still urged to use antidepressants if they are needed.

Wales Online

How to maximise your heart health now to avoid problems in later life

Diet and exercise are key to a healthier ticker, say the experts

Manchester Evening News

Researchers warn long-term antidepressant use 'may increase risk of heart disease'

Researchers discovered "concerning associations" between taking the pills over a decade and heart disease and death

The Independent UK

Changes you can make now to protect your heart in your 60s

Experts explain how diet, exercise and lifestyle can impact your heart health. By Katie Wright.

The Independent UK

Long-term antidepressant use ‘may increase risk of heart disease’

Researchers said people should not come off their medication in light of the study.

Wales Online

Women urged to look out for little-known sign of a heart attack

In the UK, 32,000 women are admitted to hospital following a heart attack each year

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