Diet and myocardial infarction: 10 foods that can save your heart
By eating a diet rich in 10 key foods and adopting a healthy lifestyle, you can significantly reduce your risk ...
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Heart and pregnancy: taking care of yourself
The heart is put under extra strain during pregnancy. Blood volume increases, the heart works harder to pump the extra ...
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Survive and Revive: 5 Crucial Steps in the First 30 Days After a Heart Attack
The first few days after a heart attack are critical to recovery. Following a structured recovery plan can make all ...
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Stroke: Higher systolic blood pressure over time increases risk
Adults with higher systolic blood pressure over several years are more likely to have stroke, ischemic stroke, and intracerebral hemorrhage. ...
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Collagen-based valve: “We needed a mechanically strong membrane to repair children’s hearts”
Inserm researchers have developed an innovative pulmonary valve using human collagen, a promising advance that could be a "game changer" ...
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Heart disease: a blood vessel on a chip to test drugs
Researchers have developed a device that mimics human blood vessels that could revolutionize the development and testing of new drugs, ...
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Orange peels to improve cardiovascular health?
Scientists have observed that orange peels could reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. THE ESSENTIAL Orange peels may have positive ...
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These symptoms affecting your feet and ankles may hide a serious illness
Several manifestations can identify potential heart failure. THE ESSENTIAL In the case of heart failure, the heart is no longer ...
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Are you used to taking the elevator? This impacts your lifespan
A new study shows that climbing stairs is associated with a longer life. THE ESSENTIAL According to a recent study, ...
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Heart Health: 6 Simple Ways to Improve It
100,000 beats per day is what a heart produces on average to ensure blood circulation throughout the body. An American ...
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Stroke, heart attack… A vitamin associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease
American researchers have identified a new pathway that contributes to cardiovascular pathologies associated with high levels of niacin. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Heart attack: a simple blood test could predict risks
Swedish researchers have claimed that a standard blood test could predict the risk of myocardial infarction six months before it ...
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Here are the worst foods for cholesterol
Here are the 4 worst foods for cholesterol according to a cardiology expert. THE ESSENTIAL Watching your diet helps regulate ...
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A drug used in cardiology could cure pancreatic cancer
The use of perhexiline against pancreatic cancer could be effective. THE ESSENTIAL A drug used in cardiology could cure pancreatic ...
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Atrial fibrillation: the shopping cart test
Screening for atrial fibrillation, an often silent heart rhythm disease, may soon become part of everyday life, via sensors fitted ...
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6 easy ways to improve your heart health according to a cardiologist
The heart beats on average 100,000 times a day to ensure the circulation of blood throughout the body. A cardiologist ...
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Heart palpitations: the 5 most common causes according to a cardiologist
Emotional disorders, caffeine, pregnancy… Different factors can promote the occurrence of heart palpitations, i.e. a sensation of irregular heartbeats. Explanations ...
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Prevention of heart disease: here are the rules to follow to avoid them
In order to improve prevention in cardiology, here are the rules to follow to avoid heart disease. THE ESSENTIAL Prioritizing ...
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Coronary artery disease: aspirin is useless!
Taking aspirin does not reduce cardiovascular risk in patients with coronary heart disease. THE ESSENTIAL To diagnose coronary heart disease, ...
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Cardiologists angry at drop in number of interns
The decree fixing the assignment of interns in cardiology greatly displeased the SNSMCV, which denounces the drop in staff: they ...
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“Anyone can use a defibrillator!”
Since January 1, 2022, almost all places open to the public must be equipped with defibrillators. But how can these ...
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His laziness was… a rare disease: what we know about restrictive cardiomyopathy
In the UK, doctors discovered that a young woman had a very rare heart condition called restrictive cardiomyopathy. Until this ...
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To treat atrial fibrillation, “surgery is very effective”
Atrial fibrillation would affect more than 750,000 people in France. As part of the 2021 Week of Action concerning this ...
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Heart failure: a white paper to improve management
The Heart Failure and Cardiomyopathies Group (GICC) publishes a white paper on heart failure to improve the management of this ...
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Heart failure: towards better care for post-infarction patients
A new potential treatment for heart failure following myocardial infarction was the subject of a study presented at the congress ...
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Lack of physical exercise increases the risk of sudden death
We can never say it enough: regular physical exercise is essential to stay healthy. A new study from the European ...
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“I’m going to have heart surgery, but I’ve never been told about a stroke”
In this week of awareness of atrial fibrillation (AF) organized in partnership with Action-Coeur and Paroles&Réactions, Jacqueline Grandguillot, 84-year-old retiree, ...
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People with heart disease: what physical activities to practice safely?
If physical exercise is crucial to stay in shape and maintain a healthy lifestyle, the practice can be tricky for ...
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Heart disease: cardiologists are concerned about an upsurge in cases after confinement
During the confinement, many people suffering from heart problems were not taken care of as they should have been. Today, ...
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Coronavirus: SARS-CoV-2 could create clots in blood vessels
More and more doctors are observing blood clots in their patients with Covid-19 and in critical condition. THE ESSENTIAL Abnormal ...
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