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Early Heart Disease Warning Signs Men and Women Overlook — Symptoms Tied to Diabetes and Blood Sugar

Heart disease early symptoms often appear subtle. Learn the signs men and women miss, how diabetes early signs increase risk, and when to seek urgent care.

Medical Daily

8 Foods Cardiologists Beg Patients to Quit Eating After Age 45

Your metabolism changes significantly after 45. Arteries become less flexible over time. Your diet must adapt to these changes. Continuing to eat like a teenager is dangerous. Heart disease risks rise significantly in this decade. Cardiologists see the damage every single day.

Budget and the Bees

Consuming lots of energy drinks may raise heart disease and stroke risk, say doctors

Study cites case of otherwise fit and healthy man in his 50s who had a stroke after eight-drink-a-day habit

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Thermo Fisher Teams Up With UK Firm To Scale Genetic Heart Disease Screening

UK-based GENinCode PLC unveiled a wide-ranging commercial partnership with Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc (NYSE:TMO) to manufacture, sell, and distribute its CARDIO inCode-Score test.

Benzinga

Americans in their 40s and 50s are experiencing loneliness at alarming rates, study finds

Prolonged loneliness is an issue for nearly 58 million U.S. adults age 45 and older, raising their risk for heart disease and poor brain health

The Independent UK

Sitting Too Long? The Hidden Health Effects Doctors Warn About—From Heart Damage to 'Sitting Disease

Uncover the serious long-term effects of sitting too long, including increased risk of heart disease, nerve damage, and reduced lifespan. Learn how to combat 'sitting disease' with small, consistent changes for better cardiovascular and neurological health.

Medical Daily

8 Foods Men Over 40 Should Stop Eating Immediately for Heart Health

Your body at 40 is not your body at 20. Metabolism slows down. Arteries lose some elasticity. Blood pressure creeps up. Yet, many men continue eating like college linebackers. This disconnect is dangerous. Heart disease remains the leading killer of men, and diet plays a massive role. You don’t need…

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The colorful holiday sauce staple that’s packed with antioxidants, fiber and vitamins

This Thanksgiving favorite can help fight off heart disease and cancer

The Independent UK

Vice President Dick Cheney’s life followed the arc of the biggest breakthroughs in cardiovascular medicine

The life and political legacy of former Vice President Dick Cheney, who died on Nov. 4, 2025, at the age of 84, has been well documented. But his decades-long battle with heart disease may be less appreciated.

The Conversation

10 Underrated Signs Your Heart Health Is in Imminent Danger

Most people think of heart attacks as sudden, dramatic events marked by crushing chest pain. In reality, heart disease often builds quietly, with subtle symptoms...

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The kitchen spice that can help ease inflammation and cholesterol

New research suggests daily consumption of black cumin can help lower cholesterol and heart disease risk

The Independent UK

Study reveals new benefit of switching to plant-based diet

Change in diet shown to have ‘targeted effect’ on a type of heart disease that otherwise typically has poor outcomes for patients

The Independent UK

Millions living with chronic pain more likely to develop high blood pressure, experts say

High blood pressure linked to life-threatening conditions such as heart disease and stroke

The Independent UK

Major cause of death reaches lowest level in 47 years

The number of Australians dying from a prevalent disease has hit an almost 50-year low while mortality rates for dementia have been steadily rising.

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Vitamin D Deficiency Found To Raise Risk Of Repeated Heart Attacks — Do You Face Danger?

New research links widespread Vitamin D deficiency to a 52% higher risk of repeat heart attacks. This discovery prompts a crucial shift.

International Business Times UK

Vitamin D Deficiency Found To Raise Risk Of Repeated Heart Attacks — Do You Face Danger?

New research links widespread Vitamin D deficiency to a 52% higher risk of repeat heart attacks. This discovery prompts a crucial shift.

The Independent UK

This supplement could dramatically cut heart attack risk, scientists say

Researchers call for rigorous monitoring protocol to adjust vitamin D supplementation every three months

The Independent UK

New ‘wonder drug’ could cut your cholesterol in half - after just one dose

The single dose treatment helped patients lower “bad” cholesterol and triglyerides, both linked to heart disease

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‘Food deserts’ found even in areas with supermarkets nearby – new study

Eating plenty of fruit and vegetables is key to staying healthy and avoiding diseases such as heart disease and stroke. But it’s often easier said than done.

The Independent UK

More than a dozen species of gut microbe linked to most common form of heart disease

Increasing number of links established between gut health and other parts of the body

The Independent UK

The lesser known diet that can boost your heart health

The diet has been shown to slash the risk of heart disease by 14 percent over three decades

The Independent UK

What to know about Dick Cheney's heart trouble and eventual transplant

Former Vice President Dick Cheney battled heart disease for most of his adult life, a life extended thanks to a heart transplant in 2012

The Conversation

Why men need more exercise than women to see the same heart benefits

Exercise is like medicine for the heart, and just like with medication, you need the right “dose” for it to be effective. But a recent study suggests that the dose might not be the same for everyone. Researchers found that men need roughly twice as much exercise as women to…

Evening Standard

London’s unhealthiest high streets revealed with seven among worst in Britain

Communities named face higher risks of obesity, diabetes and heart disease, experts say

Tom’s Guide

Men need to exercise twice as hard as women for this health benefit, new research finds

According to new research, men may need to exercise twice as much as women to lower their chances of getting coronary heart disease.

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