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Death of young boy in Glasgow hospital could have been avoided, sheriff finds

Archie Donald died at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow on November 20 2019 after suffering from an infection.

Evening Standard

Lorraine Ribbons obituary

Other lives: Volunteer who used her nursing background to help young people with heart conditions

The Guardian - UK

‘I am invoking Martha’s rule’: how a woman saved her father from near death in hospital

David Osenton almost died because of medical mistakes and delays, but new rule allowed Karen to demand a second opinion

The Guardian - UK

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The ability to afford healthcare is at ‘crisis point’ doctors warn - and will consume 20% of America’s GDP in next decade

The average American pays over $15,000 a year in healthcare costs

The Independent UK

What Doctors Really Mean by 'Risk Factors' — And Which Ones You Can Actually Change

Discover what doctors really mean by risk factors, from modifiable lifestyle habits to non‑modifiable traits and medical factors, and learn which risks you can actually change.

Medical Daily

Home blood pressure checks could reduce risks after hypertensive pregnancy

Study finds monitoring and adjustment of medication where needed can help protect mothers’ heart health

The Guardian - UK

Father completes ’emotional’ Kiltwalk in memory of late wife

Neil Magill has so far raised more than £2,000 for the British Heart Foundation.

Evening Standard

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London teacher to run marathon just 10 weeks after heart surgery

Sophie Martin, 31, is running the London Marathon to honour her daughter who died after being diagnosed with a heart syndrome

Evening Standard

Teacher to run London Marathon for late daughter just weeks after heart surgery

Sophie Martin will take to the start line at the London Marathon just 10 weeks after undergoing heart surgery

The Independent UK

Why the secret to longevity could be what you put on your plate

Diet is key to boosting health, lowering immune age — and living longer, says neuroscientist Dr David Cox

Evening Standard

Preventive Care for Busy Schedules with Essential Checkups, Vaccines, and Screenings

Stay healthy with preventive care tips for busy schedules including essential checkups vaccines and screenings to detect issues early and avoid long term health risks.

Medical Daily

Blood pressure medication recalled over wrong dosage

The regulator has advised pharmacy and healthcare professionals to stop supplying the impacted batch of medication

The Independent UK

The influencers pushing the ‘positive health benefits’ of nicotine pouches — ZYN and VELO — are part of RFK Jr’s MAHA

The influencers claim that products such as patches, gums and pouches utilize the ‘natural’ product and that it has been unfairly condemned by the medical establishment

The Independent UK

Is it true that … only overweight people are at risk of high cholesterol?

Size does matter – as does diet – but your genes are the main driver of your cholesterol levels

The Guardian - UK

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Woman & Home

It’s the small changes that matter - just 11 minutes more sleep may cut heart attack risk, new study finds

The researchers found that even “modest differences” in sleep and two other daily habits were associated with "meaningful reductions" in heart attack risk

The Independent UK

‘Paramedics thought I was having a panic attack, but I was actually paralysed by a stroke’

Rebecca Waller went from planning wedding invitations with her fiance to learning that she may never walk or live independently without extensive support

The Independent UK

Seawater raising people’s blood pressure to levels as risky as being sedentary, scientists say

Salty water linked to 26 per cent higher risk of hypertension as rising global sea levels affect freshwater supplies

Evening Standard

Red bench unveiled in park in tribute to young woman living with heart condition

Promising Gaelic football player Caoimhe Loughran, from Newry, was just 20 when she had a pacemaker fitted.

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Medical Daily

Science Reveals Incredible Body Facts Showing What the Heart Blood and Lungs Do Every Moment

Explore amazing body facts and discover how the heart, blood, and lungs work together every day to sustain life through blood circulation and lung function.

Medical Daily

Family History and Genetics Explain the Health Risks That Run in Families

Discover how genetics, heredity, and family history influence health risks and inherited conditions, helping doctors predict, prevent, and personalize medical care for better well-being.

The Independent UK

Early bird or night owl? Why exercising at the right time for your body can have major benefits

Assessing patients to determine if they are ‘morning people’ or ‘night people’ could be beneficial, particularly among those with high blood pressure or other heart risks

Woman & Home

1 in 5 women will have a stroke - this popular diet may 'significantly' lower risk after menopause, according to new research

Researchers followed over 100,000 women for two decades, making this one of the largest studies looking at the link between nutrition and stroke risk in women

Medical Daily

Heart-Healthy Eating Guide: Best Meal Plans for Cholesterol & Heart Protection

Heart-healthy eating meal plans support cardiovascular diet goals, cholesterol lowering, and heart disease prevention with anti-inflammatory foods.

AAP

Strokes may be avoided by targeting 'silent' condition

A worldwide study could prevent thousands of Australians experiencing strokes through screenings that detect an often unnoticed heart condition.

Tom’s Guide

A massive new study reveals how snoring is linked to accelerated heart aging — what we know and tips to stop

Snoring is more than just a nuisance, as this massive study exploring the link between disordered breathing and vascular aging reveals.

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