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FDA Wants To Further Reduce Salt Levels In Packaged, Processed Food

After the successful execution of the Phase I target, the FDA plans to further reduce sodium levels by 20%, to bring the average intake to about 2,750 milligrams per day.

Medical Daily

Chronic High Coffee Consumption Raises Heart Disease Risk, Says Study

The study found that drinking more than 400 mg of caffeine most days raises the risk of heart disease in otherwise healthy individuals.

Medical Daily

The catch-22 of processed vegan food

Researchers looked at nearly a decade’s worth of data from about 118,000 adults who participated in the UK Biobank

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Health benefits of sun exposure may outweigh risks, research suggests

Experts believe adapting public health advice to reflect both the risks and benefits of UV light may help improve life expectancy.

The Independent UK

Vital new technology saving lives after heart attacks

A NSW man can thank a vital new technology alerting responders when someone is having a heart attack for saving his life.

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Harms linked to drinking may be greater for people in worse health, study finds

Research finds even moderate alcohol consumption more damaging to health of the economically deprived

The Guardian - UK

Sugar Substitute Erythritol Raises Risk Of Heart Attacks, Stroke: Study

Adding more evidence to the increased risk associated with sugar substitutes, researchers of a recent study have identified that erythritol, a common low-calorie sweetener, could raise the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Medical Daily

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Hospitalization From Heart Diseases Raises Mental Health Risk: Study

The study highlights the heightened risk for mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and self-harm, during the recovery years, especially within the first year after hospitalization for cardiovascular diseases.

Medical Daily

What causes heartburn? Experts reveal 8 triggers for this common complaint

1 in 4 women in the UK regularly experience heartburn - but what causes it? Doctors reveal all you need to know about the common complaint

Woman & Home

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 Independent UK

Researchers discover key growth factor capable of regenerative effect on cardiac muscle cells

Researchers discovered a critical growth factor that can stimulate the proliferation and regeneration of cardiac muscle cells. The study opens the door for possibly novel treatments to repair injured hearts. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How preventive medicine could be key to saving the NHS

Letters: Readers on how best to make disease prevention services effective, to ease the strains on both the health service and the economy

The Guardian - UK

Two nights of bad sleep makes you feel four years older, study shows

According to a study by Stockholm University, quality sleep is a key factor in feeling young.

Tom’s Guide

London's 'defibrillator deserts' revealed: LAS warns 150 neighbourhoods have limited or no access to device

Deprived boroughs more likely not to have life-saving device, says ambulance service

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Why scientific support for alcohol’s health benefits is fading

Research exposes flaws of older, often industry-funded studies and finds lowest mortality risk in lifelong abstainers

Evening Standard

Cost of England's four killer diseases could reach £86billion by 2050, study finds

Cost of dementia could double by 2050 with over-65s population increasing

The Guardian - UK

Cost of England’s four biggest killer diseases could hit £86bn by 2050

Study predicts overall economic cost of cancer, heart disease, dementia and stroke will rise by 61%

The Independent UK

3D-printed blood vessels could improve heart bypass outcomes, research suggests

A team led by experts at the University of Edinburgh produced the vessels, and hope to now test their theory in animals.

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Evening Standard

'Holiday heart syndrome': Binge drinking raises risk of irregular cardiac rhythms

Study links long drinking sessions to atrial fibrillation

Medical Daily

Having High Systolic Blood Pressure Over Time Raises Stroke Risk, Says Study

Based on their findings, the researchers recommend that stroke prevention programs should address modifiable risk factors such as systolic blood pressure.

Dynamite News

High blood pressure may increase risk of strokes, finds study

A Michigan Medicine study found that high systolic blood pressure (the top number on the blood pressure reading and how hard the heart pumps blood to the arteries) increases the risk of the two most common types of strokes over time. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Weight-loss jab to be used to prevent other health problems

Some 17,600 people took part in the trial and were either prescribed Wegovy or a dummy drug

The Independent UK

Blood proteins predict risk of developing more than 60 diseases – study

Researchers have suggested the findings open up new possibilities for predicting a wide range of diseases.

Medical Daily

Study Identifies Best Form Of Daily Commute For Physical And Mental Health

The study suggests that active daily travel, such as walking or cycling to work, is one of the most practical and sustainable methods to boost daily physical activity, reaping significant health benefits.

Medical Daily

Life Expectancy After Heart Attack: Study Says Women Lose More Years Compared To Men

The study revealed that after heart attacks, women experience a greater life expectancy loss than men, and the effect was more significant in those with impaired cardiac function after their heart attack.

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