Heart Health
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23/03/2016 - Study rejects SSRI link to heart disease
SSRI anti-depressants do not increase the risk of cardiovascular conditions, according to the findings of a major study published today. More
23/03/2016 - Salt down - but not enough
Britons have cut their salt consumption in the last decade - but not by enough, according to public health experts. More
18/03/2016 - Public needs more fibre - new guidelines
Five-a-day does not provide enough fibre, according to new guidelines published yesterday by Public Health England. More
15/03/2016 - Chronic conditions risk among MS patients
Patients face an increased risk of developing chronic conditions, such as high blood pressure and depression, if they have multiple sclerosis, according to a new analysis. More
10/03/2016 - Chinese exercises benefits demonstrated
People with heart cardiovascular disease could find that traditional Chinese exercises will improve their health and wellbeing. More
07/03/2016 - Ageing begins in the womb
The ageing process begins in the womb – but giving the mother-to-be antioxidants during pregnancy could slow a child’s ageing process in adulthood. More
03/03/2016 - How happiness can harm the heart
Joyful events can trigger acute stress cardiomyopathy or Takotsubo syndrome, according to a European study published today. More
25/02/2016 - Warning on diabetes blood pressure treatment
Some people with diabetes may suffer harm from intensive blood pressure treatment, Swedish researchers warn today. More
22/02/2016 - European guidelines for heart failure discharge
New European guidelines seek to help doctors decide when to discharge patients with acute heart failure from hospital. More
19/02/2016 - 'Simple' test for inherited heart conditions
A simple, single genetic test that will help to improve the diagnosis of inherited heart conditions, it was announced today. More
16/02/2016 - Active work may interact with high blood pressure
Women with hypertension and highly active jobs face a hugely increased risk of developing ischaemic heart disease, according to a new Danish study. More
11/02/2016 - Statin side-effect clues unveiled
British researchers say they have found new clues to the side effects faced by some patients who take statins. More
09/02/2016 - How health effects of pollution linger
People exposed to persistent air pollution decades ago still live with the health consequences, according to a UK study published today. More
21/01/2016 - Call for heart screening after stroke
Many stroke patients could be experiencing "silent" heart disease, and screening should be widened, according to a team led by Professor Pankaj Sharma of Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. More
20/01/2016 - Gender difference in atrial fibrillation risks
Atrial fibrillation may be more closely linked to risk of heart disease and death among women than men, researchers warned today. More
14/01/2016 - Health checks have prevented illness - study
The controversial British NHS Health Check programme has successfully prevented major cardiovascular incidents, according to research published today. More
12/01/2016 - New heart damage link to kidney function
Even the smallest reductions in kidney function could damage the heart, new UK research has found. More
08/01/2016 - Britons avoid family risk talks
The British public is reluctant to discuss details of illnesses with members of their families – even though it can point to key genetic risks, according to a survey published today. More
06/01/2016 - Hope for heart disease glucose treatment
Scientists are on their way to a treatment to help patients with cardiovascular disease linked to high glucose levels, it has been announced. More
16/12/2015 - Stroke risk from shingles episode
An episode of shingles can pose a short-term risk of stroke among people aged over 50, researchers warn today. More
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