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Study Warns of Heat Wave Dangers to Seniors with Diabetes, Heart Disease

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A study of U.S. veterans in California found seniors with diabetes or heart disease have an increased risk of death during hot weather.See the Story

Diabetes · United States

New Study Suggests Root Canal Treatment Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes

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Endodontists confirm root canal treatment for tooth infection can save natural teeth and contribute to better overall health by addressing local and systemic inflammation See the Story

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Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

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Health Nighttime exposure to light may raise cardiovascular risk by up to 50% Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer December 1, 2025 5 min read New research suggests that it disrupts biological clock Exposure to light at night raises cardiovascular disease risk by up to 50 percent over sleeping in the dark, new research shows. But scientists say the effect isn’t from lack of sleep, but from disruption …See the Story

WHO REPORTS OVER A BILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH OBESITY WORLDWIDE

Tue 02 December 2025: Director-General Ghebreyesus mentioned that obesity, a chronic and recurring disease, leads to heart diseases, diabetes, and some types of cancer. He highlighted that in 2024, obesity was linked to 3.7 million deaths globally, placing significant pressure on health systems and economies. Ghebreyesus said, “In recent years, a class of drugs initially developed for diabetes […]Obesity Read Article

The 'but' to the Drug of Three Euros that Avoids the Risk of Stroke and Heart Attacks

In the search for solutions to cardiovascular disease, the main cause of death in the world, medicine sometimes does not look to the future, but to the past. Colchicine, an anti-inflammatory known from ancient Egypt and usually prescribed for acute gout pain, has just received a definitive — albeit small lettered — backlash from modern science. A new and thorough review of the Cochrane Library, the gold standard of medical evidence, confirms tha…Cardiovascular Disease · Spain Read Article

Multi-omics integration identifies the common genetic basis for congenital heart disease and autism spectrum disorder

Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) and Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are prevalent and complex conditions, and growing evidence suggests that they share overlapping genetic underpinnings. In this study, we systematically integrated datasets to elucidate the common genetic mechanisms between CHD ...Cardiovascular Disease Read Article

Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

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Reducing sweet foods may not lower diabetes or heart disease risk, Bournemouth University study finds. Sugar, not overall sweetness, is the key concern.Cardiovascular Disease · Bournemouth Read Article

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Completely Is Best Way to Protect Your Health

In a study funded by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, new research from Johns Hopkins Medicine adds to existing evidence that smoking fewer cigarettes does not eliminate cardiovascular disease risk, and quitting entirely is the most effective strategy for improving health.Smoking Read Article

JCI Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 promotes aortic aging–like pathophysiology in humans and mice

Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 (PAI-1), encoded by SERPINE1, contributes to age-related cardiovascular disease (CVD) and other aging-related pathologies. Humans with a heterozygous loss-of-function SERPINE1 variant exhibit protection against aging and cardiometabolic dysfunction. We engineered a mouse model mimicking the human mutation (Serpine1TA700/+) and compared cardiovascular responses with WT littermates. Serpine1TA700/+ mice lived 17% …Cardiovascular Disease · United States Read Article

Mass cardiac screening and treatment camp starts in Singida

Dr David Mwasota, Acting Medical Officer in Charge of Singida Regional Referral Hospital, welcomed the specialists, cardiac experts from Dodoma based Hospital..Cardiovascular Disease · Tanzania Read Article

Exercise benefits are diminished by air pollution

The benefits of regular exercise, long considered to be one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of premature death, may be undermined by poor air quality, according to new research. The study, undertaken by a team which included University College London researchers, analysed data from over 1.5 million adults across multiple countries. It found that while leisure-time physical activity remains beneficial even in polluted environments, …Health · London Read Article

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

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Court Orders Minsal to Deliver High-Cost Medications to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects Excluded From the Ricarte Soto Law

The Santiago Court of Appeal ordered the Ministry of Health to guarantee, within 30 days, access to high-cost medicines for a group of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) derived from congenital heart disease, who had been excluded from the coverage of the Ricarte Soto Law. The resolution welcomes the protection appeal submitted by the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH) representing five adults diagnosed with congenital he…Cardiovascular Disease · Santiago Read Article

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Study Warns of Heat Wave Dangers to Seniors with Diabetes, Heart Disease

New Study Suggests Root Canal Treatment Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

WHO REPORTS OVER A BILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH OBESITY WORLDWIDE

The 'but' to the Drug of Three Euros that Avoids the Risk of Stroke and Heart Attacks

Multi-omics integration identifies the common genetic basis for congenital heart disease and autism spectrum disorder

Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Completely Is Best Way to Protect Your Health

JCI Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 promotes aortic aging–like pathophysiology in humans and mice

Mass cardiac screening and treatment camp starts in Singida

Exercise benefits are diminished by air pollution

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

Court Orders Minsal to Deliver High-Cost Medications to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects Excluded From the Ricarte Soto Law

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WHO REPORTS OVER A BILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH OBESITY WORLDWIDE

The 'but' to the Drug of Three Euros that Avoids the Risk of Stroke and Heart Attacks

Multi-omics integration identifies the common genetic basis for congenital heart disease and autism spectrum disorder

Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Completely Is Best Way to Protect Your Health

JCI Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 promotes aortic aging–like pathophysiology in humans and mice

Mass cardiac screening and treatment camp starts in Singida

Exercise benefits are diminished by air pollution

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

Court Orders Minsal to Deliver High-Cost Medications to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects Excluded From the Ricarte Soto Law

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Study Warns of Heat Wave Dangers to Seniors with Diabetes, Heart Disease

New Study Suggests Root Canal Treatment Linked to Lower Risk of Heart Disease, Diabetes

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

WHO REPORTS OVER A BILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH OBESITY WORLDWIDE

The 'but' to the Drug of Three Euros that Avoids the Risk of Stroke and Heart Attacks

Multi-omics integration identifies the common genetic basis for congenital heart disease and autism spectrum disorder

Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Completely Is Best Way to Protect Your Health

JCI Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 promotes aortic aging–like pathophysiology in humans and mice

Mass cardiac screening and treatment camp starts in Singida

Exercise benefits are diminished by air pollution

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

Court Orders Minsal to Deliver High-Cost Medications to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects Excluded From the Ricarte Soto Law

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WHO REPORTS OVER A BILLION PEOPLE LIVING WITH OBESITY WORLDWIDE

The 'but' to the Drug of Three Euros that Avoids the Risk of Stroke and Heart Attacks

Multi-omics integration identifies the common genetic basis for congenital heart disease and autism spectrum disorder

Why eating less sweets might not reduce you risk of diabetes

Study Shows Quitting Smoking Completely Is Best Way to Protect Your Health

JCI Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1 promotes aortic aging–like pathophysiology in humans and mice

Mass cardiac screening and treatment camp starts in Singida

Exercise benefits are diminished by air pollution

Nighttime Exposure to Light May Raise Cardiovascular Risk by up to 50% — Harvard Gazette

Court Orders Minsal to Deliver High-Cost Medications to Patients with Congenital Heart Defects Excluded From the Ricarte Soto Law

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