heart
Coverage of heart in the Nexus archive.
- I've seen what cocaine is doing to middle-aged men. Most of my patients think an occasional line is harmless but this is what it does to your heart, brain and sex life... and why the impact is so much worse past this age
The article discusses how cocaine use negatively impacts middle-aged men's health, including heart, brain, and sex life, despite many patients believing it is harmless. It highlights that these effects worsen with age.
- 20 things that happen to your body when you finally start getting enough sleep
Getting enough sleep triggers changes in the brain, heart, hormones, and immune system. These bodily changes often go unnoticed by most people.
- Scientists discover number of daily coffees that can protect your heart - but one cup extra could send you to an early grave
Scientists found that consuming a specific number of daily coffees can protect the heart, but exceeding that amount may increase health risks. The study highlights a balance between coffee consumption and cardiovascular safety.
- The overlooked health benefits of raisins - and how many you should really eat to boost your heart
The article highlights the overlooked health benefits of raisins, particularly their potential to boost heart health when consumed in recommended amounts.
- PT Health Watch: Why women face higher risk of thyroid disorders — Expert
The article highlights that women face a higher risk of thyroid disorders, which regulate reproductive hormones and support heart, skin, and other body systems. It cites an expert's explanation on the thyroid's vital role in health.
- Top five-a-day foods new study says your heart needs
A new study highlights that not all fruits and vegetables provide equal levels of flavanols, nutrients important for heart health. Researchers emphasize the need to focus on specific 'five-a-day' foods for optimal heart benefits.
- Chinese scientists grow heart’s ‘master conductor’ that could replace pacemaker
Chinese scientists in Shanghai have created the first lab-grown sinoatrial node using stem cells, which could revolutionize cardiac disease research and drug screening. The organoid, capable of autonomous beating, acts as the heart's natural pacemaker, offering potential alternatives to traditional pacemakers.
- Jumping into cold water can stop your heart
The article discusses the risk of cardiac arrest from sudden cold water immersion, citing scientific research. It highlights how cold shock can trigger life-threatening heart rhythms, particularly in vulnerable individuals.
- Experts name a cheap 3p vitamin that can protect your heart and strengthen your bones... but there's one group of people who should be wary of taking it
Experts highlight a low-cost 3p vitamin that may offer heart protection and bone strengthening benefits, though a specific group is advised to avoid it due to potential risks. The article emphasizes affordability and health benefits but cautions certain individuals against use.