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Stress has propensity to increase inflammation in body, linked to metabolic syndrome

Lifestyle and genetics, as well as a variety of other factors both within and outside of our control, have been linked to the development of metabolic syndrome, a group of diseases that increase the risk of major health problems. Read further on Dynamite News:

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High Temperature, Humidity During Pregnancy May Affect Child's Blood Pressure: Study

Researchers found that prenatal exposure to higher humidity was associated with a faster increase in systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and a higher temperature was linked to a slower increase in systolic blood pressure in childhood.

Medical Daily

Eat More Tomatoes: Study Says They May Reduce Risk Of High Blood Pressure

Researchers have found that eating tomatoes helps manage high blood pressure and may even prevent developing hypertension in older adults.

Medical Daily

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Heart disease is the biggest killer of women under 75 - so why are heart attacks so often misdiagnosed?

The BHF reports that 50% of heart attacks in women are misdiagnosed, the experts explain why and how to prevent one

Woman & Home

Medical care on India’s trains is running late, with passengers at risk | Explained

The Indian Railways must address medical emergencies for its high passenger throughput, but current provisions are inadequate. Importantly, the medical kits onboard many moving trains still contain items defined by a 1995 standard, rather than the latest 2017 standard.

The Hindu

New drug offers hope to patients with life-threatening heart condition – study

A study shows that patients with transthryretin amyloid cardiomyopathy benefited significantly when they took the drug Acoramidis.

The Independent UK

British mother, 26, dies in taxi hours after Brazilian bum lift operation in Turkey

British mother-of-three Demi Agoglia died from a heart attack in Istanbul, Turkey, her family said

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These new Sennheiser earbuds connect to your iPhone and provide health data with smart features — built-in heart rate and body temperature sensors

Revealed at CES 2024, the Sennheiser Momentum Sport earbuds have heart rate and body temperature sensors which can be added to your Apple Health app.

iMore

British mother, 26, died days after having Brazilian bum-lift operation in Turkey

Demi Agoglia, 26, is believed to have suffered a series of cardiac arrests

Evening Standard

What is the prescription drug clozapine and is it dangerous?

Clozapine is said to be prescribed for around 37,000 Brits a year but can cause toxicity

Evening Standard

I thought a near-death experience would be a wake-up call. I was a fool

I got blood clots in my lungs, a pulmonary embolism, and all the doctors could tell me was to do things in moderation

The Guardian - AU

Best Portable EKG Machines For Heart Monitoring 2024: The Heartbeat Companion

Understanding your heart's rhythm can be empowering, and portable EKG machines offer a convenient way to do just that.

Medical Daily

Withings BeamO is a DIY doctor's check-up wand synced to your phone

Announced at CES 2024, this all-in-one device will sync with your other Withings tech and give you a more in-depth look at your body than a smartwatch can offer.

Android Central

Heart vest could be used to screen for future cardiac arrest

Scientists at UCL say vest could be 'quick and cost effective' screening tool for millions

Evening Standard

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Fasting-Mimicking Diet Provides Unique Cardiovascular Benefits: Study

Fasting-mimicking diet provides unique cardiovascular benefits compared to the Mediterranean diet, which is associated with reduced risk of heart disease, a new study has revealed.

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Research reveals artery calcification more common in night owls

According to a study from the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, artery calcification is nearly twice as common in night owls as it is in early birds. Circadian function appears to be crucial in the early stages of cardiovascular disease. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Making health our top priority in 2024

The silent epidemic of NCDs is fuelled by common behavioural risk factors — unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity, the use of tobacco and alcohol — which are all on the rise in India.

The Hindu

Stereoscopic visualisation to help surgical planning at SCTIMST

Since the past two months, students of DM Cardiology at SCTIMST, have been engaged in an exciting project, one that has given them better insight into the intricacies of the heart and the structures around it and one that promises to make them better doctors.

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The Independent UK

Baby died of neglect after staff turned off emergency alarm, coroner rules

Baby Louella Sheridan was found ‘floppy’ and ‘unresponsive’ by her mother after staff silenced montior alarms

Medical Daily

Do You Regularly Wake Up To An Alarm? It Could Raise Your Risk Of Cardiovascular Diseases

Waking up to an alarm could raise blood pressure, which could elevate the risk for adverse cardiovascular events such as stroke and heart attack, a new study has revealed.

Evening Standard

Best heartburn remedies to shop online: Treat acid reflux with these products

Quell the fire with our roundup of the best over-the-counter remedies

Medical Daily

Meal Timings Affect Cardiovascular Disease Risk; Here's The Best Time To Have Breakfast And Dinner

Researchers recommend adopting the habit of having early breakfast (by 8 a.m.) and dinner (8 p.m.) to prevent cardiovascular disease.

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Daniel Radcliffe's Alchemy: Turning Chill Vibes into Musical Brilliance

Experience musical brilliance as Daniel Radcliffe combines magic and music, transforming a laid-back studio setting into a haven of creativity.

The Independent UK

Light exercise ‘could reverse high cholesterol caused by sedentary childhood’

Increased sedentary time in childhood can raise cholesterol levels by two thirds as an adult, research suggests.

WEKU

CPR can be lifesaving for some, futile for others. Here's what makes the difference

If someone young and healthy collapses, the treatment is a no-brainer. As we age or suffer serious health problems, there may come a point where it would do more harm than good.

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