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Women are more likely to survive a heart attack if they have a man by their side in hospital compared to those who are alone or accompanied by a female, experienced cardiologists have said. A new study has found that hospital staff react more quickly to heart attack symptoms in women when they are with […]
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Mashup Score: 0Moderate drinking linked to reduced risk of heart disease - 2 year(s) ago
New research has revealed more about the link between light to moderate drinking and a lower risk of heart disease. A study led by Massachusetts General Hospital found that drinking alcohol in moderate quantities is linked to reductions in stress signalling in the brain. This effect on the brain’s stress systems seems to account for […]
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Moderate drinking linked to reduced risk of heart disease https://t.co/hTKZdyAcka
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Mashup Score: 0Moderate drinking linked to reduced risk of heart disease - 2 year(s) ago
New research has revealed more about the link between light to moderate drinking and a lower risk of heart disease. A study led by Massachusetts General Hospital found that drinking alcohol in moderate quantities is linked to reductions in stress signalling in the brain. This effect on the brain’s stress systems seems to account for […]
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Moderate drinking linked to reduced risk of heart disease https://t.co/hTKZdyAcka
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Healthcare professionals have issued a warning encouraging women to know their blood pressure to avoid health issues such as heart disease and stroke. Cardiologists from the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) are urging women to take their blood pressure seriously, especially because the risk of developing heart disease increases at a lower level in women […]
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Women advised to check blood pressure due to risk of heart disease and stroke - https://t.co/cKwAoqdL8M @megynkelly check yours @OmronHealthUS Platinum cuff
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Mashup Score: 0It's not what exercise you do, but when you do it that counts - 2 year(s) ago
According to a recent study, what really matters is not what exercise you do, but when you exercise, also known as chrono-exercise or chrono-activity. Although it is good to move at any time of day, a new study suggests that timing exercise to match our body’s circadian rhythms will get the best benefits from the […]
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It's not what exercise you do, but when you do it that counts https://t.co/V5PGCzGBkj
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Mashup Score: 1Mediterranean diet high in olive oil reduces breast cancer risk - 2 year(s) ago
Women following a Mediterranean diet with extra olive oil are 68% less likely to develop breast cancer compared to those on other diets, new research shows. The Mediterranean diet originates from Europe and predominantly includes natural ingredients from Italy, Greece and Spain and limits processed foods. People following this diet tend to use oils instead […]
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Mediterranean diet high in olive oil reduces breast cancer risk - Diabetes UK - https://t.co/0yyejeZQej @megynkelly
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Mashup Score: 4Warning that Ozempic and Mounjaro can trigger accelerated aging - 2 year(s) ago
People using diabetes drugs to lose weight are more at risk of experiencing facial ageing compared to those not using certain diabetes medications, doctors have warned. A team of academics have found that the injectable prescription medications Ozempic and Mounjaro can cause serious side effects, such as accelerated ageing. Jennifer Berger, 41, started injecting Mounjaro […]
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Warning that Ozempic and Mounjaro can trigger accelerated aging - Diabetes UK - https://t.co/10WJ6TlInO #GoogleAlerts
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Mashup Score: 184
A new study has shown that the high iron content claimed to be found in meat substitutes is not absorbed by the body very well. Now researchers have called for food producers to explore new processes to ensure vital nutrients in plant protein-based foods are absorbed by the body. The study by a team from […]
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Study: Iron and zinc in meat substitutes absorbed by the body at extremely low rates. More evidence that these ultra-processed products cannot be relied upon to provide the nutrients your body needs. Eat real food! 🥩 https://t.co/5SidmeVpla
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Mashup Score: 0Rising number of obese Brits need rescuing by firefighters as UK’s obesity crisis deepens - 3 year(s) ago
Statistics released by the Home Office show an increasing number of callouts to severely obese people who can no longer move by themselves. Firefighters in England undertook 1,614 ‘bariatric assists’ in 2020, a 24% rise from 2019‘s figures. A bariatric assist might involve the use of lifting equipment to rescue a stranded obese homeowner, while […]
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Rising number of obesity Brits need rescuing by firefighters as UK’s obesity crisis deepens https://t.co/4xBrIabJny
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The controversy about statins continues following a study revealing how the cholesterol-lowering drugs are associated with increased blood glucose, insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes risk. The study has called for “rigorous preventive strategies such as glucose control and weight reduction” to be introduced when people are prescribed statin therapy. Earlier this year statin experts […]
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RT @judy_bb: Statins associated with 38 per cent increased risk of type 2 diabetes https://t.co/zvhOwOsaP7
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RT @Diabetescouk: Females taken to hospital by a man are less at risk of dying from a heart attack https://t.co/UlUnu0Hroz