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Symptoms of heart failure occur when your heart is not pumping blood around the body efficiently
New research into the effetive of nutrition on heart health has been published.
The medication has shown promise in mice.
Scientific studies vary hugely in quality, writes dietitian Janis Morrissey.
And you could win an activity weekend away worth €500 thanks to Udo’s Oil.
Figures show 42% more women in Ireland than men die from stroke, though men have a greater chance of having a stroke.
A programme to install public access defibrillators around the country has been looked at.
Researchers at the University of Limerick have been granted funding to continue research into heart health.
If you have too much of it, it could be bad for your heart – particularly if you have existing heart conditions, even if you were on an exercise programme.
87 per cent of people surveyed mistook these symptoms for ‘normal signs of ageing”.
Men who fail to eat in the morning have a 27 percent higher risk of heart attack than those who eat breakfast, a new study shows.
The Irish Heart Foundation said there has been a decline in the number of stroke victims getting to hospital in time to be saved.
Research in Finland warns that conditions related to being married – combined income, healthier habits, mental support – give your heart a better chance later in life.
New research indicates that changing the delivery of several medications into one fixed-dose combination pill could improve people’s adherence to preventative medications.
Brothers Rob, Don and Ben Morgan – who lost their father to a heart attack 14 years ago – are urging people to avail of free blood pressure checks offered by the Irish Heart Foundation over September.