The post said high blood pressure often caused no symptoms but could increase the risk of heart attack and stroke. During EU Screening Week, it said it was encouraging people, alongside the European Society of Cardiology, to know their blood pressure figures, noting that a check took less than a minute.
The author said high blood sugar could increase the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, often before symptoms appeared. During EUScreeningWeek, they encouraged people to check their blood sugar, saying a simple test could help them understand their risk and act earlier. The author said the campaign was being run with the European Society of Cardiology. https://t.co/bfSUpx3VDB #Diabetes #HeartHealth #HealthAwareness #EU
The author said high cholesterol could build up in arteries for years without symptoms, and that knowing one’s cholesterol level could help people understand their cardiovascular risk and act earlier. Marking #EUScreeningWeek with the European Society of Cardiology, the author encouraged readers to learn their numbers and why cholesterol mattered for heart health.
Today is World Heart Day❤️ Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death worldwide, making prevention and heart health more important than ever. 🩺✅ #WorldHeartDay #HeartHealth #PublicHealth #Prevention #CardiovascularHealth #WorldHeartDay #HeartHealth #CardiovascularHealth #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.
Chronic inflammation and cardiovascular risk. Higher levels of chronic inflammation were associated with both adverse cardiac remodeling - smaller ventricular volumes, increased cardiac wall thickness, and worse diastolic function - and a higher risk of major cardiovascular https://t.co/gBwk1XBGEP #ChronicInflammation #CardiovascularRisk #HeartHealth #Nospecificcountriesarementionedinthetweet.
Xylitol (“birch sugar”) and cardiovascular risk. Higher blood xylitol levels were associated with a greater long-term risk of major cardiovascular events (an observational study cannot establish causality). In CLSA, over 6 years of follow-up, participants in the highest https://t.co/2Y1YiYG4Qr #Xylitol #HeartHealth #CardiovascularRisk #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.
This is such important technology! I had a friend who managed to CPR a heart patient (no defibrillator available) outside of a hospital who returned to thank him. That outcome has unfortunately been very rare, but hopefully will increase. https://t.co/0KedHVsnem #CPR #MedicalTechnology #HeartHealth #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #theresponseis:
"Om Malik died two days ago, after a long battle against a bum heart..." https://t.co/bpioDYrU0R Om was amazing and will be sorely missed. Rest in peace!! https://t.co/Lxg6v8T9Qt #OmMalik #RIP #HeartHealth #Nocountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
RT @InsideLucysHead: The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans... The French eat a lot… #Nutrition #HeartHealth #CulturalDiet #JP #GB #US #FR
RT @Moralityrevived: A Japanese cardiologist says: 80% of heart attacks start with a single morning mistake, and almost everyone makes it!… #HeartHealth #MorningMistake #Cardiology #JP
The University of Aberdeen has secured over £1 million in funding from the British Heart Foundation to advance the development of Trodusquemine, a promising drug that may aid in treating heart disease by reducing bad cholesterol and fat in arteries, potentially offering new hope for patients with atherosclerosis who do not respond to current treatments. #HeartHealth #CardiovascularResearch #InnovativeMedicine #GB #DK #FR #NL
The University of Aberdeen has secured over £1 million in funding from the British Heart Foundation to further develop Trodusquemine, a promising drug that has shown potential in reducing bad cholesterol and fat buildup in arteries, aiming to offer new treatment options for patients with severe atherosclerosis. #HeartHealth #CardiovascularResearch #InnovativeMedicine #GB #DK #FR #NL
More than 40 million Americans take statins that deplete the "most vital nutrient for the heart"... Statins are promoted to lower cholesterol, but they severely deplete CoQ10, a critical compound for energy... The body finds itself without. (Original: Plus de 40 millions d’Américains prennent des statines qui épuisent le « nutriment le plus vital pour le cœur »... Les statines sont promues pour réduire le cholestérol, mais elles épuisent sévèrement le CoQ10, un composé critique pour l’énergie... Le corps se retrouve sans) #Statins #CoQ10 #HeartHealth #US
Nicholas Brendon, bekannt aus der Vampirserie "Buffy", starb überraschend im Alter von 54 Jahren an einer durch Bluthochdruck verursachten Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankung, als Folge eines vorherigen Herzinfarkts und einer akuten Lungenentzündung, wie aus dem Autopsiebericht hervorgeht. #NicholasBrendon #BuffyTheVampireSlayer #HeartHealth
In France, while butter is a staple at every meal, the daily intake should be limited to 10-15 grams to avoid raising bad cholesterol levels and increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, as advised by the magazine 60 Millions de consommateurs, which also highlights the importance of using butter wisely in cooking to ensure heart health. #Butter #Cholesterol #HeartHealth #FR
Former football star Glenn Hoddle experienced a heart attack live on air, leading to the discovery of undetected coronary artery disease attributed to high levels of LDL cholesterol, prompting his cardiologist to advise dietary changes including increased consumption of spinach and broccoli to help lower his cholesterol levels. #HeartHealth #Cholesterol #Nutrition #GB #FR
A research team has discovered that the rarity of heart cancer can be attributed to a natural cancer inhibitor in the heart that is active only during its constant pumping motion, suggesting potential new therapeutic approaches to treat tumors through mechanical pressure. #CancerResearch #HeartHealth #InnovationInMedicine #IT #DE #AT #HU
