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Heart attacks are one of the most common causes of death worldwide. Nearly one in six men and one in ten women die from heart disease, therefore identifying heart disease risk factors, especially ...
For most people, the past month or so was jam-packed with holiday cocktails, bubbly Champagne and an abundance of red wine. Now, as many of us are starting to feel our willpower wane regarding Dry ...
High blood pressure, often called the 'silent killer,' wreaks havoc on your body without you even knowing. It puts immense strain on your heart, potentially causing failure and heart attacks. Your ...
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Parkinson's doesn't just affect movement and the brain – it may also impact the heart, according to new research from the University of Surrey. Scientists from Surrey's School of Veterinary Medicine ...
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Background Malnutrition influences prognosis in patients with heart failure, but current nutritional evaluation methods are ...
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A new documentary reveals Chevy Chase spent over a week in a medically induced coma during his five-week hospital stay in ...
SCOTS researchers say they have shown for the first time that reflexology can have an actual effect on the way a healthy person's heart functions. Therapists have long believed the foot can be mapped ...
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Side effects of high blood pressure: How it affects your heart, brain, kidneys, and more
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is often known as the “silent killer” because it usually shows no clear symptoms until it causes serious internal damage. When blood pressure remains high for an ...
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