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The article discusses the health benefits of figs, particularly their role in digestive, metabolic, and cardiovascular health.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied reports of suffering from a cardiovascular disease, calling them fake news propagated by right-wing opponents.

The article discusses Baduanjin, an ancient Chinese practice that combines movement and mindfulness, which has been shown to help lower blood pressure and is comparable to brisk walking according to a recent study.

Dr. Amir Khan advises on two golden rules to reduce heart disease and inflammation risk during his appearance on ITV's Lorraine.

A lack of morning erections may signal serious health issues, especially in men's cardiovascular health, according to doctors.

The article highlights the critical issue of cardiovascular diseases in Lithuania, emphasizing the need for awareness and action among all age groups.

A new study indicates that longer, uninterrupted walks may provide greater health benefits compared to multiple shorter walks.

The article discusses how peanuts can have varying effects on LDL cholesterol levels, depending on their consumption quantity and form.

A Finnish study has found a concerning link between the off-label use of antipsychotics in the elderly and an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases and cerebrovascular disorders.

Diabetes patients have a higher risk of coronary artery stent re-narrowing and clot formation than non-diabetics, affecting both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes patients.

The article discusses how undetected high cholesterol can significantly increase the risk of serious cardiovascular diseases like heart attacks and strokes.

Lingonberries are highlighted for their numerous health benefits, including reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

A recent study in the United States suggests that a simple nighttime habit known as the 'three-hour rule' can reduce cardiovascular risk by optimizing eating and light exposure before sleep.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is presented as a significant warning indicator for cardiovascular health problems due to the shared underlying mechanisms and risk factors.

A nutrition specialist from Florida warns about the hidden dangers of commonly consumed ultra-processed foods that can harm metabolism and cardiovascular health.

A popular health trend of drinking warm water with a pinch of salt in the morning is debated by experts who warn of potential cardiovascular risks and lack of scientific backing.

A consortium of over 40 medical entities from Latin America advocates recognizing non-adherence to chronic disease treatments as a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks and strokes.

Kabaddi, an ancient Indian contact sport, combines elements of rugby, wrestling, and chess strategy while enhancing physical and mental skills.

Medical herbalist Simon Mills recommends dark chocolate as a beneficial treatment for heart disease, stressing the importance of moderation in consumption.

Most women can safely take hormones for menopausal symptoms without worrying about serious side effects such as breast cancer or cardiovascular diseases.

Most women can safely take hormones for menopausal symptoms without worrying about severe side effects like breast cancer or cardiovascular disease, according to a large study involving almost 900,000 women.

The article discusses the potential heart health benefits of garlic supplements, as well as the varying quality of studies supporting their efficacy.

Estonians primarily consume cardiovascular medications, which make up more than a third of total medication use.

A new study reinforces the established link between mental disorders such as depression and anxiety and the increased risk of cardiovascular diseases, highlighting biological mechanisms involved.

The article discusses the various causes of high blood pressure, often referred to as the 'silent killer' due to its asymptomatic nature and potential harm to cardiovascular health.

The article discusses six common daily habits that can lead to premature heart wear and emphasizes the importance of preventive measures against cardiovascular diseases.

A study indicates that nighttime bedroom temperatures may negatively impact heart health, especially in older adults, by increasing cardiovascular stress.

A pharmacist warns statin users about potential mistakes in taking their medication which could significantly impact their health.

The article discusses how technological advancements, particularly in AI, are transforming cardiovascular health from disease treatment to prevention and precision intervention.

A new study suggests that eating dinner at least three hours before bedtime may reduce the risk of heart disease by improving various cardiovascular health metrics.

Magnesium is a vital mineral that plays a crucial role in heart health, as recent studies show that higher magnesium intake significantly reduces the risk of sudden cardiac death, particularly among women.

The article discusses steps adults can take to manage high blood pressure, highlighting its risks and the growing prevalence among younger populations.

A report reveals that only 50% of Canadians are aware of the risk factors for heart disease, highlighting a significant gap in public knowledge about cardiovascular health.

France's health authority reports significant cardiovascular and respiratory risks associated with vaping, impacting millions in the country.

A study reveals that just 8 minutes of intense anger can harden blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.

A new meta-analysis published in The Lancet indicates that the benefits of statins in reducing cholesterol levels and preventing cardiovascular events far outweigh the potential risks of side effects, challenging common misconceptions about their safety.

The article discusses basic tests to assess physical fitness, strength, and cardiovascular health as indicators of aging well.

Jayne Trcka, known for her role in the 2000 film 'Scary Movie,' died unexpectedly, with her cause of death now confirmed as a combination of cardiovascular disease and chronic alcohol use.

Omega-3 fatty acids are essential nutrients that have been linked to cardiovascular health benefits and are recommended by health professionals for heart disease prevention.

The article highlights that cardiovascular disease poses a significant threat to women, starting before pregnancy and increasing dramatically after menopause, yet remains underdiagnosed and underrepresented in clinical studies.

The article discusses Frank's sign, a diagonal fold in the earlobe that may indicate cardiovascular risks, brought to public attention by the death of influencer Henrique Maderite.

The Argentine Society of Cardiology warns of the health impacts of air pollution due to wildfires in Patagonia, particularly concerning cardiovascular issues like hypertension and arrhythmias.

Doctor María Muñoz emphasizes the cardiovascular and athletic performance benefits of consuming beetroot, which is gaining scientific recognition for its health advantages.

A study reveals that childhood obesity significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular damage in children, indicating a need for early intervention and public health policies.

A Lithuanian doctor highlights the dangers of elevated homocysteine levels, linking them to serious health issues such as dementia and cardiovascular diseases.

Regular sexual activity is crucial not only for pleasure but also for maintaining men's physical and mental health, as outlined by Estonian urologist Dr. Margus Punab.

The article discusses the physiological effects of winter swimming, highlighting its potential health benefits and risks, particularly for individuals with cardiovascular conditions.

Cancer treatments can lead to heart damage in survivors, as observed in cases like that of a policeman treated for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

A study indicates that men begin to develop cardiovascular diseases significantly earlier than women, with risks diverging from approximately age 35.

Clinical trial results published in the New England Journal of Medicine show that new pills can reduce 'bad' LDL cholesterol levels significantly.