Heart Health
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23/10/2012 - Fainting link to flying DVT
Air travellers who start fainting may be developing blood clots in the circulation, researchers warned yesterday. More
22/10/2012 - Female heart survival lags "significantly"
A woman's chances of surviving a heart attack are about a third of those faced by a man, according to a major new study. More
15/10/2012 - Sitting risk regardless of fitness - researchers
Sitting for long periods at a computer or in front of the television is a major hazard to the heart, British researchers warn today. More
12/10/2012 - Global study finds genes linked to cholesterol
The major study of cholesterol has identified 21 new gene variants linked with heart disease, it was announced last night. More
10/10/2012 - Did HRT cut heart disease?
Women who took hormone replacement therapy over a period of years enjoyed major benefits to their heart health, according to the findings of a new study published today. More
09/10/2012 - Daily walk that boosts heart health
Walking the dog may be better than jogging at preventing heart disease, according to research published today. More
09/10/2012 - Tomato may prevent stroke
People who eat large amounts of tomato may enjoy massive protection against stroke, researchers reported last night. More
04/10/2012 - Blood pressure warning for pregnancy
Children born to mothers with high blood pressure may suffer from mental disability throughout their lives, researchers warned last night. More
28/09/2012 - Take care message for world heart day
Most people leave it too late to start taking care of their heart, campaigners have warned. More
26/09/2012 - New child obesity heart warning
New findings suggest that obesity in childhood can have far-reaching effects on future heart health. More
25/09/2012 - Fruit and vegetables reduce heart attack risk in women
A diet rich in fruit and vegetables can significantly reduce the risk of heart attack among women, a Swedish study has found. More
18/09/2012 - Industrial fat target for Euro-heart campaign
Levels of a dangerous industrially produced fat in European foods are falling - but are still too high, researchers warned today. More
14/09/2012 - Work stress linked to heart risk
People who work under stress are at increased risk of suffering a heart attack, a pan-European research study has concluded. More
10/09/2012 - Numbers week urges testing
Campaigners are urging the public today to "know your numbers" amid concern about widespread ignorance about blood pressure. More
07/09/2012 - Red wine best without alcohol?
It may be the red in red wine and not the alcohol that is good for the circulation, researchers reported yesterday. More
05/09/2012 - Fitness fatness links queried
Many people who are obese have no greater risk of heart disease or cancer than people of normal weight, researchers said today. More
29/08/2012 - Experts set out lightning guidelines
Wilderness doctors have published new guidance for dealing with the effects of lightning - including the best way to avoid it when caught in the open. More
28/08/2012 - Crash diets work - study
Crash diets or fasts have long-term benefits, Scottish researchers said yesterday. More
22/08/2012 - Heart patient spouses' mental fragility revealed
Heart attacks pose an exceptional risk to the mental health of the partners of affected patients, researchers warn today. More
21/08/2012 - How obesity causes mental decline
Obesity and high blood pressure may contribute to a steady loss of mental skills, researchers warned last night. More
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