Heart Health
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25/03/2020 - Lower heart risk with frequent baths
Having a daily bath may help reduce the risk of death from heart disease and stroke, Japanese researchers suggest today. More
05/03/2020 - No link to moderate egg intake and CVD
Moderate egg intake is not associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, while taking fish oil supplements is linked to a lower risk of heart disease, according to two studies published today. More
03/03/2020 - Air pollution the biggest pandemic - claim
The world's real pandemic is air pollution, heart specialists claimed today. More
24/02/2020 - Food associated with risk to different strokes
Different foods are linked to risks of different types of stroke, the largest study of its kind to date has revealed. More
04/02/2020 - Campaigners urge Government to act faster on air pollution
The Government has a “once in a generation opportunity” to tackle air pollution, campaigners say today, warning that millions are at risk. More
23/01/2020 - Cyborg heart plan short-listed for major funding
A cyborg heart is in the running for a major funding award aimed at supporting radical advances in treatment, it was announced today. More
21/01/2020 - Mechanical hyperventilation hope for cardiac arrhythmias therapy
Prolonged mechanical hyperventilation could benefit patients who receive radiotherapy treatment for cardiac arrhythmias, British researchers have reported. More
08/01/2020 - E-cigarettes aggravate tobacco stroke risk
E-cigarettes may increase the stroke risk caused by smoking normal cigarettes, researchers warned last night. More
07/01/2020 - How marathon runners roll back years
People who take up marathon running reverse their vascular age by about four years, according to a major UK study published last night. More
19/12/2019 - Concern about cannabis effect on cardiac system
New evidence suggests long-term use of cannabis may affect the structure of the heart, researchers reported last night. More
18/12/2019 - Sleep patterns affect heart risk
Having healthy sleep habits may be protective against cardiovascular disease, heart disease and stroke, researchers report today. More
17/12/2019 - Education level and stress link to cardiovascular disease
Low income and work stress could be linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, a Danish study published today (17 December 2019) reveals. More
11/12/2019 - Planning in advance supports end of life care
People who plan their end of life care in advance can enjoyed improved survival and care quality, according to Danish doctors. More
06/12/2019 - Bariatric surgery leads to heart improvements - conference
Obese individuals undergoing bariatric surgery could also reverse subclinical heart dysfunction, a conference has heard. More
29/11/2019 - Patients feel ‘overloaded’ with information
Many patients about to undergo a heart procedure do not understand or remember the information they receive about it, according to a UK study. More
13/11/2019 - Vaping risk of vascular damage
Scientists have made further discoveries into the damage that can be done by vaping, it was announced today. More
08/11/2019 - Over 60s should increase exercise
People over the age of 60 should do more exercise - not less - to prevent heart disease and stroke, according to the findings of a major study published today. More
08/11/2019 - Warning over skin contact after Caesarean section
ECG electrodes can cause complications when a mother is given contact with her new-born baby following Caesarean section, doctors have reported. More
05/11/2019 - Lonely heart patients 'higher risk of dying'
Loneliness should be viewed as a legitimate health risk in people who have a serious illness, say researchers who found that lonely cardiac patients are at greater risk of dying within a year after leaving hospital. More
23/10/2019 - Blood pressure drugs best taken at bedtime?
Hypertensive patients can have better control of their condition, and lower risk of adverse events by taking medications last thing at night rather than in the morning, researchers report today. More
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