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29/07/2014 - Five minute work-out that may save lives
A daily jog of just five minutes can do wonders for the health of the heart and the circulation, researchers said last night. More
22/07/2014 - Yoghurt for blood pressure?
Natural yoghurt and other probiotics may help cut blood pressure, researchers said yesterday. More
18/07/2014 - Millions more could get cholesterol drugs
Controversial new guidelines aimed at massively extending the use of cholesterol-lowering statins were being unveiled today. More
10/07/2014 - Rotten egg boost for medicine
The smell of rotten eggs could provide the key to an all-purpose medicine to prevent age-related illness, British researchers say. More
07/07/2014 - Light shock for heart?
A burst of light might be able to replace electric shock therapy for serious heart rhythm disorders, Dutch researchers have suggested. More
26/06/2014 - New TV threat to young adults
Young adults who spend more than three hours a day in front of the television may double their risk of an untimely death, researchers warned last night. More
24/06/2014 - Soy food may boost men
Men with a common form of diabetes can be put on a high soy diet without it affecting their masculinity, British researchers have found. More
20/06/2014 - When football boosts health
Playing football may be better for the blood pressure than watching the World Cup in Brazil, researchers said last night. More
11/06/2014 - Row over plans to extend statin use
A row has broken out over proposals for a massive extension of the use of cholesterol-lowering statin drugs in England. More
10/06/2014 - 'Tomato pill' clue to healthy heart
A daily “tomato pill” could improve blood vessel function of people with heart disease, researchers announced today. More
06/06/2014 - Shisha smokers risk heart disease
Regular shisha smokers could significantly increase their risk of developing long-term high blood pressure, researchers warn today. More
02/06/2014 - Regulators back statins
The agency that oversees Britain's medicines has published an endorsement of cholesterol-lowering statins, arguing that they save lives. More
30/05/2014 - How blood pressure treatment saves lives
The successful drive to identify and treat high blood pressure in England has saved tens of thousands of lives every year, researchers say today. More
21/05/2014 - Even 'brief' weight loss aids heart
Adults who lose weight at any age can gain long-term health benefits, researchers say today. More
20/05/2014 - Chemical clue to Med diet success
A diet based on olive oil and salad sounds healthy - but it may achieve its impact through a specific chemical, researchers reveal today. More
19/05/2014 - Sleeping pill risk of heart failure patients
Sleeping pills increase the risk of stroke and heart attack in heart failure patients eight-fold, Japanese researchers have found. More
16/05/2014 - Cliffhanger movies upset heart
Exciting and emotionally charged movies can place severe stress on the heart, British researchers warned today. More
14/05/2014 - Pacemaker risk for athletes
Athletes face an increased risk of developing abnormal heart rhythms in old age, leading to them needing pacemakers, new research suggests. More
13/05/2014 - Blow for red wine and chocolate health hopes
Red wine and dark chocolate may not be as healthy as had been hoped, according to research published yesterday. More
12/05/2014 - Campaign to find genes behind young heart disease
A major campaign to pinpoint more genes responsible for inherited heart conditions is launched today. More
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