Understanding the five primary causes of an enlarged heart helps people recognise warning signs early and seek timely care.
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Heart disease builds quietly for years so check blood pressure cholesterol and lifestyle habits early to prevent attacks.
Managing anxiety and taking practical steps enables people with congenital heart disease to live fuller lives.
Eating dinner before 6pm may improve digestion, sleep and reduce heart disease risk, according to new research.
Recognising symptoms such as chest pain, leg pain, trouble sleeping, and shortness of breath can help protect heart health through early detection.
Recognising early signs of heart trouble can lead to timely treatment and prevent serious or life-threatening cardiac events.
A new study by Bader Scott uncovers the most common and unlikely causes of death in the US, from heart disease to rare incidents like dog attacks.
Heart disease care in 2024 is revolutionised by AI, stem cell therapies, and personalised treatments, improving outcomes for millions.
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This Christmas Was “Less Lethal” than Most – but Stick to Your New Year Health Plans, Says Expert
This Christmas proved “less lethal than average”, says a leading blood testing expert.
Finally, there’s good news about many of our favourite Christmas foods.
Christmas Day may be the most wonderful time of the year, but it’s also the most lethal.
Can a new “do it at home” pinprick blood test for omega-3 predict your cognitive ability, dementia risk, brain size, and intelligence?
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Clinicians Perform Second Historic Transplant of Pig Heart into Patient with End-Stage Cardiovascular Disease
This groundbreaking transplant team performed second pig heart transplant on patient deemed ineligible for traditional heart transplant.
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High Intake of Several Emulsifier E Numbers Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Disease Risk
High intake of several emulsifiers, widely used in processed foods to improve texture and shelf life, is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
Scientists are investigating the role of a cholesterol form called very-low-density lipoprotein, and their findings may lead to new treatment options in the future.