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    How 11 Extra Minutes of Sleep — and Tiny Daily Changes — Cut Heart Disease Risk

    Researchers in Australia, Chile, and Brazil found that adding just 11 minutes of sleep a night, 4.5 minutes of brisk wa…

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    Why Heart Attacks Spike Over the Holidays — and What to Do About It

    Several studies in recent years have highlighted this alarming trend. For instance, research published in the journal Circulation, a publication of the American Heart Association, revealed that December 25 sees…

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    This Simple Eye Scan Can Reveal Your Heart Risk — and How Fast You’re Aging

    Identifying heart risks and signs of aging through a simple eye scan allows for early diagnosis and treatment of diseases. A new study by a British-Canadian research team provides compelling…

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    Men Need Twice as Much Exercise as Women to Cut Heart Risk

    Authors of a new comprehensive study found that, to reduce the risk of heart disease, men need twice as much physical activity as women. At the outset of the research,…

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    The Warning Signs People Ignore Years Before a Heart Attack or Stroke

    Researchers from Northwestern University (Chicago) and Yonsei University (Seoul) analyzed medical data from over 9.3 million adults in South Korea and nearly 7,000 in the United States. Over two decades,…

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    10 Cups of Black Tea Cut Heart Disease Risk — But 5–6 Cups Are a Safer Target

    For decades, tea has been praised for its health perks. However, a recent study revealed an unexpected detail: to achieve noticeable effects, you need to drink not two or three…

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    How Your Height Affects Your Heart Risk

    Researchers have long observed that shorter individuals are more likely to suffer from ischemic heart disease. A study revealed that those about 5 feet tall (152 cm) have a 32%…

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    5 Real Ways to Stop Snoring — From Nasal Strips to Singing

    It’s common for one partner to snore loudly, disrupting their partner’s sleep. It often feels like nothing can stop someone from snoring. This article was inspired by research from the…

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    Why Mondays Spike Stress and Raise Heart Attack Risk

    A team from the University of Hong Kong found that “Monday anxiety” affects both working people and retirees. This suggests a deep link between the start of the week and…

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    Your Heart Feels It After Just Three Nights of Bad Sleep

    A study from Uppsala University found that just three nights of limited sleep—about four hours a night—can change blood markers linked to a higher risk of heart disease. They measured…

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    Brisk walking cuts risk of heart rhythm disorders by 43%

    Researchers at the University of Glasgow analyzed large-scale data and found that regular brisk walking can significantly improve heart health. But the benefits depended on how fast and how long…

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    Your Heart Beats About 2.85 Billion Times in a Lifetime — Here’s How

    Throughout history, humanity has penned countless poems and songs about the heart in thousands of languages, depicting it as a vessel of love, kindness, and courage. However, the primary function…

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    Catching Up on Weekends Lowers Heart Disease Risk

    In recent years, scientists have often debated whether catching up on sleep during the weekend can make up for the sleep deficit accumulated during the workweek. Many experts have insisted…

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    How Your Sleep Habits Raise Your Risk of Diabetes and Heart Disease

    A new large-scale study found people fall into four distinct sleep habit groups. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania analyzed the sleep patterns of nearly 3,700 volunteers using data from…

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    Daily Glass of Wine Raises Women’s Heart Disease Risk by 45%

    A large-scale study by California cardiologists uncovered new patterns in alcohol use among women and again highlighted alcohol’s harmful effects on women’s health. Researchers from The Permanente Medical Group found…

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    Why Heart Attack Deaths Spike During the Winter Holidays

    Multiple studies show that heart attack deaths spike during the winter holidays. For instance, research published in the journal Circulation, a publication of the American Heart Association, revealed that December…

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    Harvard review: Moderate drinking may help your heart

    In the run-up to Christmas, researchers at Harvard University reignited a debate about whether alcohol can have health benefits. Different research groups debated whether alcohol can have a positive impact…

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    Say ‘Thank You’ More Often — Gratitude Lowers Heart Attack Risk

    A new study from the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, finds that expressing gratitude can protect heart health. Participants who showed the most gratitude during the study had a lower…

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    Stress and low rewards double men’s risk of heart disease

    A team at the University of Quebec in Canada found that stressful jobs with low rewards double men’s risk of heart problems. By “low rewards,” the researchers mean not just…

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    Angina vs. Heart Attack: Spot the Signs and Give First Aid

    Throughout our lives, we can experience chest pain in different ways. Some people notice it from childhood or adolescence, while others feel it just before menopause. In the first case,…

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    Six Invisible Threats Quietly Damaging Your Heart

    Some health risks are obvious. The harder ones to spot are invisible at first — and they can quietly lead to serious illness. So, what unseen causes can trigger heart…

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    Half a Glass of Wine a Day May Halve Heart Attack and Stroke Risk — But Experts Push Back

    A team from the University of Barcelona studied the health of Spanish residents who follow a Mediterranean diet, which commonly includes a small glass of wine with dinner. They concluded…

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    How Your Stress Spreads to Your Dog

    A team of researchers from Queen’s University Belfast and the University of Nottingham conducted a study measuring how human stress affects pet dogs’ heart rates. Historically, dogs served mainly for…

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    How the human heart evolved to be smoother and twistier than other apes

    Mammals — from the enormous blue whale to the tiny shrew — live in nearly every corner of the planet. Their ability to adapt to wildly different environments has long…

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    At 14, He Built an AI App That Can Spot Heart Disease Early

    According to the World Health Organization, cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide. Eighty percent of deaths caused by these ailments occur in low- and middle-income countries. Fourteen-year-old…

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    New AI spots heart attacks with 99.6% accuracy and could cut ER admissions

    A team of researchers from the University of Edinburgh says this advance in cardiac diagnostics could significantly reduce hospital admissions. The AI tool can quickly identify patients who can be…

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