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19/08/2014 - Friendliness good for heart - study
Living in a friendly neighbourhood may have massive benefits for helping to prevent heart attacks, researchers say today. More
15/08/2014 - Education link to stroke risk
Education may be a key factor in determining whether male smokers suffer a stroke, according to Danish researchers. More
14/08/2014 - Skin clue to heart disease secrets
A new project will discover the secrets of an inherited heart condition that threatens thousands of people, researchers hope. More
14/08/2014 - Immune link to mental illness
People with overactive immune systems may face an increased risk of developing mental illness, according to a new British study. More
13/08/2014 - Dangers of too much exercise
Over-exercising may be risky for heart attack survivors, researchers warned today. More
12/08/2014 - New test for heart gene therapy
A patient with advanced heart failure has become the first person to test a gene therapy aimed at reinvigorating the heart, it has been announced. More
07/08/2014 - Cheese saltier than sea-water
Some cheeses sold in British supermarkets contain more salt than sea-water, researchers allege today. More
31/07/2014 - Iceman clue to heart disease genes
Scientists have found the oldest human with heart disease - identifying major genetic risks dating back thousands of years, it was revealed last night. More
30/07/2014 - Five-a-day 'enough
The UK government's five a day target for fruit and vegetables has sometimes been controversial - but a major new study today says it is right on target. More
30/07/2014 - Shop-prepared salads surprisingly unhealthy
Heart experts have warned that many commercially-available salads have high levels of added salt. More
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
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