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Cardiovascular disease: early deaths in England at highest rate in more than a decade

Premature deaths from cardiovascular disease have reached their highest rate in England for more than a decade, figures reveal. According...

Cardiologist Reveals 5 Things To Avoid To Protect Your Heart Health

Heart and circulatory diseases cause a quarter of all deaths in the UK and more than a million people in the UK are living with heart...

Vegetables alone not enough to reduce heart risk, study finds

Vegetables may be good for you, but eating a lot of them is unlikely to reduce your risk of a heart attack or stroke, a large UK study...

Five things you can do in five minutes that will improve your heart health

Climbing a flight of stairs at home is just as good as a gym class when it comes to warding off a heart attack, scientists have found....

Stay hydrated to ward off heart failure, study suggests

Drinking plenty of water is known to ease headaches, boost concentration and aid digestion. Medics from the US National Heart, Lung and...

More pharmacies in England to offer free heart checks

More pharmacies in England will start offering people free, on-the-spot heart check-ups from next month. Shoppers would have their blood...

Exercising regularly 'can keep heart and arteries young'

Getty Images Exercising four to five times a week is necessary to stop the main arteries to the heart from stiffening up, research...

Heart Disease Symptoms In Women Can Be Different – Here’s What To Look For

Study finds link between light pollution and an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease

Those Struggling With Fertility Can Now Access This Mental Health Support

Should we still eat three square meals or is grazing better for gut health?

Three key supplements for strong heart health

7 signs in your nails that could indicate a serious health condition

The health benefits of avocados

Breakthrough Research Has Found That AI Can Detect These Health Conditions 10 Years Early

Kidney disease: How to protect yourself and the symptoms the NHS may not spot

Mental health still ‘taboo’ for women at work