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How much red meat should you consume?

"The bottom line is that red meat can still be enjoyed as part of a healthy diet, if not eaten in excess"

Salon

How heat makes health inequity worse, hitting people with risks like diabetes harder

Heat is dangerous for the many people with common conditions like diabetes or heart disease. And vulnerable communities face greater exposure to heat and fewer resources to escape it.

WEKU

COVID-19 took a toll on heart health and doctors are still grappling with how to help

COVID-19 has taken a toll on the nation's heart health but how profound is only starting to emerge

The Independent UK

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Brain’s Appetite “Control Center” Bigger In People Who Are Overweight, New Research Finds

Findings about the hypothalamus add new evidence to relevance of brain structure to weight and food consumption, researchers say.

Zenger

Asthma and heart disease treatments approved for use on NHS in Scotland

TREATMENTS for patients with heart disease and those with severe asthma have been approved for use on the NHS in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Is red meat bad for you? And does it make a difference if it's a processed burger or a lean steak?

A juicy burger is a staple in many Australians’ diet. Yet research shows regularly eating red meat can increase your risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease and certain cancers.

The Conversation

8 healthy fast food picks for when you're eating on the go

Too much saturated fat, sugar, and sodium is linked to heart disease.

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How to do the perfect plank

With research showing doing a plank regularly can combat heart disease, here is how to go about it

The Guardian - UK

Scientists may have found the missing link between heart disease and sleep problems

A new study suggests sleep problems often experienced by people with heart disease may be caused by damage to a group of nerves that regulate both the heart and the brain.

LiveScience

Mayo Clinic Minute: Invest now for better heart health later

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of both men and women — in the U.S. and around the globe. Overall, men over 45 and women over 55 are more likely to have a heart attack than those who are younger.

Tribune News Service

Light and noise pollution ‘are neglected health hazards’, say peers

Lords committee calls for creation of advisory groups to tackle the pollutants, which may increase risk of heart disease and premature death

The Guardian - UK

People who cram week’s exercise into two days still reap heart benefits – study

‘Weekend warriors’ have similarly low risk of heart disease and stroke as those who spread out their physical activity

The Guardian - UK

Rheumatic heart disease in Indigenous children could be spread by throat bacteria, researchers find

Exclusive: strep A genome sequencing by Australian scientists will likely have implications for prevention and vaccine development

The Guardian - AU

BridgeBio Launches 76% And Pulls Its Rival Higher On Bullish Heart Drug News

BridgeBio landed a "best-case scenario" for its heart-disease drug on Monday, helping BBIO stock and shares of one of its competitors to rocket.

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Newcastle Herald

$800k grant helps researchers fight heart disease in cancer patients

'Heart disease disproportionally affects people with cancer'

Dynamite News

Study analysis behavioural patterns of people who achieve weight loss clinically

A recent study analysed the behavioural patterns of people who achieve weight loss clinically. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Genetic testing could bring in ‘new age’ of diagnostics in NHS

A new DNA test looks at genetics as a risk factor in developing heart disease.

Newcastle Herald

Hunter's leading causes of death revealed

1085 men and 655 women died 'potentially avoidable deaths' in four years.

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Nottingham Post

Scientists question link between ultra-processed foods and health issues

They have been linked to issues such as some cancers, weight gain and heart disease

Wales Online

Link between ultra-processed foods and health issues questioned by scientists

They have been linked to issues such as some cancers, weight gain and heart disease

Dynamite News

Gum disease linked to buildup of Alzheimer's plaque formation: Study

Although most individuals don't associate oral disease with serious health issues, growing evidence suggests that oral bacteria play an important role in systemic disorders such as colon cancer and heart disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

Fortune

A vitamin K–rich diet may help protect your health as you age. Experts suggest these 9 foods

Vitamin K may help prevent coronary heart disease and cancer.

Chronicle Live

All over 40s in England to be sent health test for them to take at home

It has been claimed that each test will save 20 minutes of NHS time and will help reduce heart disease and obesity

AAP

'Systems failed' in rheumatic heart disease deaths

An inquest has found health systems failed three women from a remote Queensland community who had rheumatic heart disease and died within 18 months.

The Guardian - AU

Institutional racism contributed to deaths of three Indigenous women, Queensland coroner finds

Deaths of the three Doomadgee residents were caused by complications due to rheumatic heart disease

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