A mounting body of research suggests that individuals may face an elevated risk of stroke when they receive both the COVID-19 and influenza vaccines concurrently.
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Stroke incidence has ballooned since the Covid vaccine rollout with cases often correlating with Covid waves. A new paper sheds light on why.
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Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world. 1. Britain’s “astonishing” rise in heart problems Three days ago Sky News reports a story on a 50% increase irregular heart beats in the UK, …
What is the worst crime anyone can be accused of in any modern day Western society? It is usually some form of discrimination, something that is often regarded as little better if not worse than murder. This started with discrimination on religious grounds. First non-conformists were persecuted, then Catholics, of which next month’s Guy Fawkes […]
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In a study, older adults with diabetes who took acetaminophen were found to have a slightly higher risk of stroke, compared to people without the disease.
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Saturated fat is evil! No, it’s not! It’s good for you! Talk about a mixed bag of science. You probably heard growing up that saturated fat was the conduit to heart attacks and stroke, but in recent years, research has found that saturated fat might not be the heart-destroyer it was once believed to be. You can enjoy dairy products without fear of the saturated fats contained within them.
Go ahead and spread some butter on that roll.
You’re working hard, paying your bills, and enjoying a social life on the side when, all of a sudden, you lose your job. Life isn’t so easy anymore. You worry about how you’re going to pay your rent and put gas in your car. Income fluctuations are stressful, and can lead to numerous health issues. One study found that when you lose money in young adulthood in particular, the risk for heart disease increases.
When you think of ways to improve the health of your heart, eating a well-balanced diet and exercising probably comes to mind (though you may not do them!). Those things are definitely important – by far most important, in fact – but there are other heart-healthy things you can do, too. It may be time to start taking some relaxing, hot baths, as one study found that taking 5 hot baths a week was associated with a lower risk of heart disease.
A Mediterranean diet, one of the healthiest eating patterns in the world, can lower the risk of stroke, especially in women, according to a new study. [1]
Men didn’t reap the same benefits from this widely-accepted healthy diet, which emphasizes consumption of fish, nuts, fruit and vegetables, and beans, and limits red meat and dairy products.
Lead researcher Dr. Phyo Myint, a clinical chair of medicine at the University of Aberdeen School of Medicine in Scotland, said:
