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09.12.2024 / 16:21

Experts reveal the best ways to avoid six common health issues caused by cold weather

Doctors and health experts have identified six key ways the harsh UK winter can affect your health, offering advice on how to address these issues. The main concerns include poor circulation, joint pain, dental problems, respiratory difficulties, skin irritation, and pale extremities.

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Poor Sleep Traits Elevate Risk for 172 Diseases: New Research

September 15, 2025Poor sleep traits including irregular sleep rhythms, frequent night wakings, and short sleep duration are associated with a higher risk of 172 diseases, according to a new, large-scale international study.1 Sleep traits accounted for a significant portion of the risk (more than 20%) for 92 diseases, including Parkinson’s, pulmonary heart diseases, type 2 diabetes mellitus, liver cirrhosis, acute kidney failure, and gangrene. Researchers also found that long sleep duration (more than 9 hours) was not associated with poor health outcomes, as was previously thought.This marks the first study relying on objective data to explore associations between multiple dimensions of sleep and risk for a large number of diseases.

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24.07.2025 / 22:23

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How Weight Management Groups and Community Can Help You

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Change of Heart: Understanding Cardiovascular Disease in Women with ADHD

What’s the leading cause of death among women worldwide?No, it’s not cancer. In fact, the number of worldwide deaths from all types of cancer combined is equivalent to half the number of fatalities caused by heart disease in women.More than 60 million women in the United States have heart disease — and for the large majority, serious cardiac problems begin in perimenopause when estrogen, which protects the heart, decreases dramatically.While the risk for cardiovascular disease increases in all women during perimenopause, women with ADHD may face an even greater risk than their non-ADHD peers.

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29.03.2025 / 22:27

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Optimizing a Healthy Life with Restorin

The traditional image of aging often conjures visions of frailty: a hunched posture, a cane in hand, diminished hearing, and a body riddled with aches and pains. For many, this picture includes a pillbox filled with medications prescribed to manage chronic conditions—high blood pressure, arthritis, heart disease, and more.

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Why you should avoid snacking after 9pm - including serious health repercussions

Everyone has a different daily routine that determines what time they eat. Healthy snacks are fine to eat between meals, but excessive grazing on junk foods can put a dent in weight loss efforts.

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08.02.2025 / 17:41

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The Hidden Link Between Your Mental Health and Physical Wellbeing

Many people think of mental and physical health as separate, but they are deeply connected. Stress, anxiety, and depression can, unfortunately, lead to physical symptoms, while chronic illnesses can take a toll on emotional resilience. Understanding this link can help you make lifestyle changes that benefit both body and mind.

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27.01.2025 / 23:35

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Mad Honey for Holistic Health and Natural Wellness

Mad honey is a potent, wild honey made by bees that feed on Rhododendron plant nectar containing a natural neurotoxin called Grayanotoxin. When taken in large quantities these neurotoxins lead to euphoria, dizziness and hallucinations but in moderation the honey holds health benefits for the body. Mad Honey from Nepal has the most potency of Grayanotoxins as it is found in the Himalayan regions of Nepal compared to those found in Turkey and a few parts of the Black Sea region. This honey is collected from regions where bees build their hives and collect nectar from the rhododendron flowers and doing so Grayanotoxin is collected along the nectar. Best known historically in ancient Greek, Turkish and Nepali culture, Mad Honey has been taken for pain issues, digestive problems and sexual performance enhancer.

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Heart surgeon spells out what he avoids to lower risk of stroke and heart attack

A heart surgeon has revealed the four things he steers clear of to maintain a healthier lifestyle and body. Dr Jeremy London took to TikTok to highlight how certain lifestyle choices can up our risk of serious health issues like cancer and strokes, often without us realising.

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Eight easy health habits to start right now to leave you feeling refreshed in 2025

The start of a new year brings with it the next set of ambitious plans that we will all "definitely" start in January and carry on into the rest of the year. However, by the time February hits, the majority of us have already sacked in our resolutions and gone back to old habits.

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Scots wheelchair user suffered 'catastrophic injuries' due to potholes terrified to leave home

A traumatised Paisley mum says she is afraid to leave her home after a massive pothole caused her wheelchair to tip resulting in catastrophic injuries.

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Brad Pitt's 9p drink could help reduce 'hidden' body fat that's a major health risk

A cheap warm drink could be the answer to trimming down stubborn belly fat - and Brad Pitt loves it. "Hidden" visceral fat is found deep in your abdomen, compromising your health by surrounding essential organs like the liver and intestines.

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'I'm a health expert – this simple fix for stress and anxiety is fun and will make you calmer'

A health coach has touted a fun and relaxing way to ease stress symptoms. With many grappling with anxiety, finding effective ways to mitigate these feelings can be challenging.

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This unexpected drink may lower heart attack and diabetes risk - it's not tea

When searching for a "healthy" drink, you might typically grab a smoothie, protein shake, or a green juice. However, research indicates that a particular hot drink might be more beneficial than expected—good news for those with a sweet tooth.

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The 10p pill that can naturally lower cholesterol and lower heart disease risk

High cholesterol could up your risk of heart disease, but adopting a few lifestyle tweaks might keep it in check. One such tweak is popping a niacin supplement, which offers a wealth of health benefits.

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Princess Kate's breakfast that cuts cholesterol and heart disease risk

Kate Middleton drinks a rather surprising nutritional beverage to kickstart her morning each day, claims suggest. The Princess of Wales, whose famed for her healthy lifestyle and rigorous exercise routine, whisks up the drink with just seven 'powerhouse' ingredients.

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18.10.2024 / 12:23

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Why standing desks in your office may actually be bad for your health

Standing desks have become increasingly popular in offices in a bid to tackle the harms of a sedentary lifestyle sitting in front of the computer.

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26.09.2024 / 12:11

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Health expert warns of dementia and infertility if you 'don't exercise enough'

It is no secret that obesity has been labelled a global crisis, but one health expert says there is a more dangerous hidden trend ravaging health and robbing years of life. Speaking to Diary of CEO podcast host Steven Bartlett in his latest episode, Dr Gabrielle Lyon says exercise and strength training are just as important as what you eat.

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19.09.2024 / 19:17

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3 Ways Quality Rest Can Transform Your Productivity

You want to be successful, so you push yourself to do more. You work late into the night, not just concentrating on your career, but on your side hustles and hobbies. The more you do, the more prosperous you’ll be. Right? Well, maybe not.

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03.09.2024 / 23:07

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One type of food eaten by millions of Brits could be causing lasting damage to peoples' hearts and bodies - even if it’s not causing weight gain, scientists have warned. New research has shown that eating a diet rich in saturated fat could significantly increase the risk of potentially deadly diseases, although participants seemed healthy on the outside.

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“Should I Take ADHD Medication?” What ADDitude Readers Say

“Should I take ADHD medication?” In a recent survey, many ADDitude readers expressed fear and uncertainty about giving ADHD medication to their recently diagnosed children and/or taking it themselves. Ultimately, most gave it a try.The upshot? Most of the survey respondents said they wish they’d started medication sooner.Here, ADHD families share their stories of starting stimulants and non-stimulants.“We were reluctant to use medication but decided to give it a go as our son reached an age when he could tell us if he felt it made a difference.

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NHS doctor suggests simple weight loss technique – and you can do it with friends

Hitting the gym isn't for everyone. It can be hot, sweaty and often leaves you with aches and pains.

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People who eat one type of food have 50% higher risk of heart disease

Eating ultra-processed foods (UPFs) like sugary cereals, microwave meals and fizzy drinks could be hammering your mental health and boosting the odds of heart-related death, a study warns. Researchers are calling for action to reduce exposure to UPFs in a bid to safeguard our wellbeing.

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12.07.2024 / 14:02

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Cancer patients live longer on Mediterranean Diet, major study finds

People who are fighting back from cancer live longer of they stick to a Mediterranean diet, according to a major new study. Over 13 years, cancer survivors who ate the diet high in vegetables, fish, olive oil and nuts had a 32% lower risk of mortality than those who did not.

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25.06.2024 / 11:49

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Doctor says sign in mouth could be red flag for heart attack

A surgeon and dental health expert has said that a sign in your mouth could be a key signifier of potential heart trouble. Speaking on the Zoe podcast, Dr Alp Kantarci said that having poor dental health was a serious problem in causing inflammation - which in turn leads to cardiovascular diseases and heart disease.

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Have your say on our mission to improve cardiovascular health

We are seeking feedback on the Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) $220 million Cardiovascular Health Mission.

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Brits issued heart disease warning as UK at risk of being 'left behind'

The UK could be "left behind" when it comes to heart disease research, according to a warning from a leading charity.

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04.05.2024 / 06:47

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Six red flag symptoms of high cholesterol you might find in your legs

Six warning signs of the silent killer condition that can appear in the legs. Elevated cholesterol, also known as hypercholesterolemia, is a potentially fatal condition, where there's too much of a fatty substance known as cholesterol in your blood. Although it may not be problematic initially, over time it can increase your likelihood of developing serious health issues - including heart attacks and strokes.

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07.04.2024 / 19:41

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Red flag symptoms in your feet that could be warning signs of 'silent killer' disease

Cardiovascular disease, a 'silent killer' responsible for nearly 18 million deaths annually globally, can offer clues of its lethal presence through some unlikely symptoms in the feet. It's known to be just as deadly in the UK, accounting for around a quarter of all deaths.

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07.04.2024 / 18:25

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New scan that could diagnose heart disease instead of invasive surgery hailed as 'game changer’

A scan using equipment available in most hospitals could be a 'game changer' in diagnosing heart disease instead of the traditional route of invasive surgery.

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Health experts share 'worst' snack to eat if you're trying to lose weight

No matter how healthy and balanced our three meals a day are, sometimes the cravings hit and we need a snack or two to keep us going.

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Was Covid vaccine the reason behind Australian cricketer Shane Warne's sudden death? See what experts say

Australian leg-spinner who was on a holiday in Koh Samui in Thailand was declared dead after being found unresponsive at a luxury villa. The Thai police had said that the autopsy showed the death Warne due to natural causes.

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World Blood Donor Day 2023: History, theme, significance and health benefits

The World Blood Donor Day is celebrated every year on June 14 to thank the altruistic acts of selflessness of voluntary blood donors and celebrate life and humanity. Blood is the most precious gift that anyone can give to another person – the gift of life. A decision to donate blood can save a life, or even several lives, if the blood is separated into its components – red cells, platelets and plasma – which can be used individually for patients with specific conditions.

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Health bosses issue warning over using sweeteners as sugar alternative

Health bosses have warned sweeteners may not be the helpful sugar alternative that many believe it to be.

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Covid and its cardiovascular effects: Risk factors, prevention and management

Covid-19 infection levels of arterial stiffness, a noticeable sign associated with the function of arteries and aging. The researchers observed that those diagnosed with mild Covid-19, artery and central cardiovascular function were affected by the disease 2-3 months after the infection. The study concluded that long Covid is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, dementia, and in extreme cases death.

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Mild Covid-19 can have harmful effects on your heart: Study

COVID-19 infection. Usually, you'd expect inflammation to decrease with time after infection, and for all the physiological functions to go back to normal or a healthy level."We can only speculate on what causes this phenomenon without further investigation, but emerging evidence suggests that it stems from COVID-19 triggering the auto-immune process that leads to vasculature deterioration." The paper, published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine, revealed age and time from COVID infection is associated with increased ageing of the arteries. The study was conducted to compare the arterial stiffness which is used as a marker to measure the function of arteries.

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Egg prices so high, Dollar Tree pulls them from shelves completely

An exterior view of a Dollar Tree store near Bloomsburg. (Photo by Paul Weaver/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) Dollar Tree has pulled eggs from store shelves over prices skyrocketing, the company said. Egg prices have increased by as much as 60% in the last year, prompting the popular discount store to pull eggs over not being able to make a profit, Reuters reported.

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Keto diets could increase risk of heart attack and stroke, says new study

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA - 2020/05/27: A slice of pastry made using a ketogenic diet recipe. The sweet food is made with coconut flour and coconut oil.

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More than half the world's population will be obese or overweight by 2035, says new report

FILE - A woman gets care at a facility that offers care to patients with overweight issues or obesity, and related pathologies such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases or hypertension. (SULIANE FAVENNEC/AFP via Getty Images)A startling new report may be putting a lot of people on notice.Without significant action to change this trajectory, more than half the world's population will be overweight or obese by 2035, according to a new report.The World Obesity Federation's 2023 atlas is predicting that 51% of the world, or more than 4 billion people, will be obese or overweight within the next 12 years, according to Reuters.NORTH CAROLINA MAN, ONCE OBESE, INSPIRED BY NAVY SEAL TO QUIT DRINKING, GET FIT AND RADICALLY ALTER HIS LIFEObesity rates are rising especially quickly among children and in lower income countries, the report found.Saying that the data represents a "clear warning," Louise Baur, president of the World Obesity Federation, said in a statement that policymakers must act with haste to prevent the situation from getting any worse.FILE - A 10-year-old from Indonesia has weighed in at an unbelievable 192kg (423lbs).

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Study: Zero-calorie sweetener associated with high risk of heart failure, stroke and death

LOS ANGELES - A new study published on Monday found that the sugar replacement called erythritol which is used to sweeten stevia, monkfruit has links to blood clotting, stroke, heart attack and death. According to the study published in the journal Nature Medicine, people with existing risk factors for heart disease are twice as likely to experience heart failure when having high levels of erythritol in their system. Researchers also noted that erythritol appeared to cause blood clots more readily in animal testing. Patients with metabolic diseases, including type 2 diabetes and obesity, are frequently advised that the use of artificial sweeteners in place of sugar can improve glycemic control and help achieve weight loss. However, there is growing epidemiological evidence linking the consumption of artificial sweeteners to adverse cardiometabolic phenotypes, such as weight gain9, insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD), including atherothrombotic complications12 and cardiovascular mortality," study authors wrote. In the past several years, sugar has come under fire from the medical community.

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Coca Cola, Pepsi improve men's sexual health, prevent prostate cancer: Here's what study shows

The study found that the testes of the mice that just drank Pepsi or Coca-Cola were significantly increased on day 15 A new study has revealed that high doses of carbonated beverages like Coca-Cola and Pepsi may increase testicle size and testosterone levels. Consumption of carbonated drinks can also reduce the risk of prostate dysfunction and cancer. Previous studies have linked soda consumption to harm to reproductive functions, reduced sperm quantity, and reduced sperm motility.

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Scientists confirm long Covid impact on heart: These symptoms post Covid are alarming

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Does Long Covid double a person’s risk of heart issues? here's what study shows

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Good sleep is an integral part of heart health, research says

FILE - A teenage boy sleeps through most of the late morning on Jan. 13, 2018, in his home in Brooklyn, New York.

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Smoking, diabetes, obesity outweigh heart disease as factors for Covid death

Also Read: Study shows one in 20 people suffer long-term effects of Covid-19. Details here The study mentioned that patients suffering from cardiovascular disease were observed to have close to a 30 per cent higher mortality rate than critically ill COVID patients without the preexisting condition.

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Eating ultra-processed food linked to faster cognitive decline in older adults, study says

FILE IMAGES - Chips, canned ring-shaped pasta in tomato sauces, and packaged cookies are shown in file images. (Photo illustration by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) SAN DIEGO - While most people are aware that consuming lots of processed frozen meals, hot dogs, and sugary drinks may not be best for your overall health, new research suggests that eating a large amount of these ultra-processed foods can greatly impact brain function over time. The new study, presented this week at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2022 in San Diego, examined the eating habits of more than 10,000 adults in Brazil with an average age of 50.6 years.

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COVID-19 tied to new-onset, short-term heart disease, diabetes

COVID-19 patients are six times more likely than uninfected people to develop cardiovascular disease (CVD) and nearly twice as likely to receive a new diabetes diagnosis, but the risk begins to recede at 5 weeks and 12 weeks, respectively, concludes a UK study published yesterday in PLOS Medicine.

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Covid warning as people who had virus more likely to develop diabetes and heart disease

People who recently had Covid-19 are at an increased risk for cardiovascular diseases and diabetes, according to a new study.

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