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13 Aug 2014:
A new analysis from the Heart Foundation shows that Australians living outside of metropolitan areas have higher rates of cardiovascular disease than those in metropolitan areas.
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11 Aug 2014: The first study of its kind will investigate the effectiveness of gene therapy for patients with a left ventricular assist device
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6 Aug 2014:
Daily pill for middle-aged could save 130,000 lives over 20 years in Britain alone, scientists suggest
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25 Jul 2014: Bart's Heart Centre at St Bartholomew's hospital would also be the largest cardiovascular surgery centre in England
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18 Jul 2014:
An estimated 4.5 million more people will be eligible for statins under new guidance, in addition to 13 million already eligible
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7 Jul 2014:
Sarah Boseley's examination of the causes and consequences of obesity in the UK is salutary, but does not go far enough, writes Joanna Blythman
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18 Jun 2014:
Experts at Nice say using anticoagulants, not antiplatelets like aspirin, could avert 7,000 strokes and 2,000 deaths a year
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13 Jun 2014: Prof Sir Rory Collins says he has little confidence in British Medical Journal's inquiry into papers on side-effects of drugs
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10 Jun 2014:
Nice guidelines will 'medicalise' five million healthy people, says letter signed by Royal College of Physicians chief among others
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18 May 2014:
Researchers say that families should be checked for the genetic condition hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
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1 May 2014: Dr James Chong says ‘very significant advance’ with macaque monkeys could soon be used to treat heart disease in humans
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30 Apr 2014:
Breakthrough paves way for human trials, with scientists hopeful that treatment can help heart attack patients
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28 Apr 2014: The former golfer tells Donald McRae that surviving a cardiac arrest and a subsequent week-long coma has led to a campaign for more public defibrillators
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27 Apr 2014:
Luisa Dillner: Ibuprofen has been linked to an increased risk of heart attack, stroke and damage to the small intestine. Is it time to take paracetamol instead?
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14 Apr 2014:
Research claims 15% drop in average daily consumption of salt in England between 2003 and 2011 played an important role in fewer stroke and coronary heart disease fatalities
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