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Age and co-morbidity are definite factors that affect COVID and its outcome, says ICMR head

Age and co-morbidity are definite factors that affect the outcome of contracting COVID-19, Rajiv Bahl, Director General of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), has said.

The Hindu

Heidi Stevens: How training for a marathon is teaching me (hopefully) to rest

I have a complicated relationship with running.

Tribune News Service

Drinking alcohol is bad for you – end of. Ignore the headlines that claim otherwise

Another week, another article suggesting that alcohol may have health benefits. It’s amazing how desperate drinkers are to fool themselves, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

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Rise in number of children treated in hospital for vaping ‘worrying’ – NHS chief

The NHS said 40 children and young people were admitted to hospital in England last year due to ‘vaping-related disorders’.

The Independent UK

Men and women with migraine both have increased risk of stroke – study

Previous research suggested the increased risk of ischemic stroke – when a blood clot blocks a blood vessel to the brain – mostly affects young women.

The Independent UK

Dad thought his shortness of breath was just an asthma attack - but it was something much more deadly

Alex Roth is a super fit dad who would run five to seven times a week

Manchester Evening News

Moderate alcohol consumption may lower stress, reduce heart disease risk, study finds

However, scientists caution that drinking any amount of alcohol increases risk of cancer

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NCDs plague Keralites’ health

Non-communicable diseases plague Keralites’ health

The Hindu

Alcohol in moderation may lower stress-related risk of heart disease, study finds

US researchers discover reduction of signalling in part of the brain could have significant impact on cardiovascular system

The Guardian - UK

Dear Abby: I am dying and yearn to travel, but husband questions expense

He finds money for his own trips, but when it comes to paying for his terminally ill spouse’s desires, the answer is, ‘We’ll see.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Warning as cases of medieval disease surge - and most would dismiss symptoms

It's also 'becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics' and there is a risk of it 'becoming untreatable in the future'

Bristol Post

Man in cardiac arrest saved as two off-duty police and a nurse were passing

Three people happened to be in the right place at the right time to save John's life

Wales Online

High risk 'code red' patient waited longer than six hours for Scots ambulance

Scottish Labour requested information on the longest response times for the highest-risk patients during each week of 2023.

Daily Record

'My holiday indigestion turned out to be a heart attack... now I wake up every day in fear'

'Could today be the day when I won't be as lucky?'

Manchester Evening News

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Heart attacks are more likely to happen on Monday: Study

According to new figures that are presented at the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) conference in Manchester, serious heart attacks are more likely to occur at the beginning of the working week than at any other time. Read further on Dynamite News:

Glasgow Live

Desperate Lanarkshire dad 'wants his life back' as he struggles to find kidney donor

A Lanarkshire dad of four is in desperate need of a kidney transplant as he struggles to find a donation, saying, "a transplant would truly mean getting my life back".

Manchester Evening News

Keeley, 32, died after collapsing in a walkway - two years on, no one knows why

An inquest into the death of Keeley McKenzie returned an open verdict

The Guardian - UK

Boy, 14, who collapsed at school in West Lothian died of natural causes

Parents say Hamdan Aslam found to have pre-existing heart condition and call for online speculation to end

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The Independent UK

Family pay tribute to ‘beautiful’ schoolboy who died of natural causes

Hamdan Aslam’s family revealed he had a pre-existing heart condition that had never been detected.

Daily Record

14-year-old boy who died at school had heart condition and his death 'could have come at any time'

The teenager's family have stressed the schoolboy's death was 'entirely natural' and the 'rumours need to stop'

The New Daily

Insomnia in adults younger than 50 predicts a stroke down the track

People who have insomnia symptoms such as trouble falling asleep or broken sleep may be more likely to have a stroke.

Wales Online

Dr Hilary says men must talk about embarrassing problem, to save their lives

There are five serious conditions that could be linked to the issue

The Independent UK

Dr Hilary Jones: Men need to talk about erectile dysfunction

The TV doctor says we shouldn’t feel awkward about something so important. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Independent UK

Medics launch £1.8m trial to identify heart patients for lifesaving devices

Researchers believe that those who have scarring on the heart could potentially benefit the most from having tiny defibrillators.

Chicago Sun-Times

How to do a proper pushup and other things to know about this healthful exercise

Beyond helping build bigger muscles, the weight-bearing exercise also strengthens bones and reduces bone loss, improves posture and supports cardiovascular health.

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