All news on the topic: Heart disease

The Kremlin has dismissed fresh speculation that Russian President Vladimir Putin is ill and called rumours that he uses a body double an "absurd hoax", but an expert says he may be biding his time

A man who was brought back to life after suffering a heart attack is being hounded to return to work after just four weeks recovery, with HR claiming he has been off long enough

The vast majority of us eat far too much salt every day - a whopping 40 per cent above the national guideline. Of course we do actually need it in our diet - but too much is linked to high blood pressure. Here are some tell-tale signs in your body you may notice if you've been having too much

A new stud has found that brisk walking, housework or jogging could offset the impact of having an office job and watching the telly all night - but the timing is crucial

Vladimir Nekrasov, 66, chairman of the Lukoil board of directors, is the third top executive at the company to die in mysterious circumstances within a year-and-a-half

Exercise is crucial for everyone, not matter what age you are, which is why Michael Mosley is keen to bust myths that people in their later life should avoid getting their heart rates up

There's a very simple and effective way to improve your heart health - and it's totally free. Find out the new daily exercise that experts are recommending we undertake

Maria Branyas, who was born in San Francisco, credits her long life to eating plenty of yoghurt and cutting out 'toxic people' but she also thinks her genes and luck had plenty to do with it too

Vladimir Putin has long been rumoured to be severely ill, with claims of pancreatic and prostate cancers, Parkinson's and other ailments, as sources even suggest body doubles are often used in public

West Yorkshire Police was notoriously misled after being distracted by a hoax in their search for killer Peter Sutcliffe. Constable George Oldfield became obsessed with the case, and in tonight's The Long Shadow, he is seen falling desperately ill

Graham Motteram said he feels 'very lucky' to be among the first patients to be fitted with the new Aveir VR device, implanted directly into the heart’s right ventricle

Alzheimer’s cases in the US are expected to increase from 5.8 million to 14 million over the next four decades - with women and ethnic minorities most at risk of being diagnosed

Researchers at National Universty of Singapore say that drinking coffee and tea at midlife may be associated with a reduced likelihood of physical frailty in late life

Chest pain is not the only symptom of a heart attack and doctors have warned people to be on the look out for a series of tell-tale symptoms which can signal something more serious

The tongue can be an indicator of serious diseases and has been used for more than 2000 years and is now being used to diagnose serious illnesses. Conditions including strokes, cancer and anaemia can be detected

A new study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says eating more than two weekly serving of red meat may increase the risk of developing type 2 diabets

There is a death every three minutes in the UK from heart and circulatory disease and a new study has found which day of the week you are most likely to suffer a serious heart attack

Researchers, from the Federal University of São Paulo in Brazil, have revealed that a common treatment used for a sleeping disorder can also reduce the signs of ageing

Dr Karan Raj has taken to TikTok to highlight the unique health benefits from each banana shade, with some helping to manage type 2 diabetes

People are more likely to die from a heart attack, cancer or other causes within a decade if they walk at a slower pace, say British researchers

Dr Miriam Stoppard looks into research from the University of East Anglia that suggest huffing and puffing could point to a problem with your aorta, not your lungs

Talented cartoonist Tony Husband, 73, has died after suffering a heart attack on Westminster Bridge it has been confirmed as his family pay tribute

It's a medical condition that affects around 14.4 million people in the UK - but, shockingly, around nine million of those people are unaware that they even have it

Scientists compared high-intensity statins and found patients taking some types may be more than a third more likely to develop a serious debilitating condition

Dr Miriam Stoppard delivers a warning from Exeter and Bristol universities on the link between kids, teens and technology and the risk of disease