All news on the topic: Heart disease

Regular drinkers were found to have lower levels of cholesterol - which can cause blood clots. They also slashed their risk of coronary heart disease by 14 per cent

Spirulina, which is an algae, is thought to be one of the oldest life forms on earth, with research suggesting it was first used by the Aztecs as an endurance booster

Fitness fans have been warned to take care not to exercise too much or it can cause a rare condition to people's hearts which can cause the organ to change shape and size

Anne Davis, 43, and husband Joe, 44, were overjoyed when they found out they were expecting their second child – but their joy was short-lived when their daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares exciting research coming out of Imperial College London into a clever device that can gather ECG data that can flag up an irregular heartbeat

Harry Law, eight, was born with an inherited a heart condition called obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy - but he's determined to still play football which he loves

Our sometimes sedentry jobs mean we spend large parts of the day sitting down. But the damage done working at a desk can be undone with brief spurts of exercise which will improve our health

Dad Jon Hill was fortunately spotted by motorists after the crash on his "favourite route", who called 999 leading him having life-saving surgery at the side of the road

Michael Welsh, 55, was saved by his children performing CPR on him after he suffered a cardiac arrest in his sleep - even after he made a 'death rattle'

The World Health Organisation have said every death from measles is a 'tragedy' following a huge surge in cases across Europe, with infections on the rise in the UK

From delicious meals to make at home to the free and potentially lifesaving blood pressure check, start looking after your heart here

Paul D'Amato died at the age of 75 after a four-year battle with progressive supranuclear palsy. Paul was best known for his role in the 1977 comedy hockey fim, Slap Shot

Father-to-be Mitchell Joseph, who was 33, was playing as a full-back with St Joseph’s AFC in Swansea when he collapsed just minutes into the game after being told he could play following a heart operation

Sharon Collins witnessed first-hand the devastation that took hold in hospitals when her father died after catching coronavirus on a ward, and says ITV's Breathtaking is 'real life'

As financial worries remain the primary cause of sleep disruption in the UK, hypnotherapist Clare Longstaffe has developed a simple finger breathing technique to help people reclaim their rest

Eating healthy doesn't have to break the bank. In fact, one flavoursome spice that will transform an otherwise bland meal costs less than a £1 - and may have a slew of health benefits

Michael Welsh was given CPR by his son and two daughters after he suffered a cardiac arrest in his sleep and they saved his life

Matthew Collins was killed by a fatal riptide in Kent, just days after he welcomed his sixth child. The "caring" dad went into the water with a friend following a gym session

Doctor Michael Mosley - creator of the Fast 800 diet plan - has debunked a slew of common diet myths that he describes as a 'huge obstacle' for people trying to eat healthily

Paprika, used in cooking throughout the world, has long been used for its taste and colour in food - but now research reveals just how good it is for you

If symptoms are severe, surgery may be needed to repair or replace the diseased valve, and it can be done as open-heart surgery or there is minimally invasive heart surgery

Patients could benefit from additional support and monitoring in the years following diagnosis, researchers said after it emerged that heart attack survivors are at risk of further serious health conditions

Weight loss guru and TV doctor Michael Mosley has shared the one fruit that everyone should put on their shopping list as it can help reduce the risk of serious health conditions

Waking up ahead of the alarm can occur on such a regular basis it's only natural to question why we bother even setting one in the first place. But why does it happen? Here, an expert explains exactly what's going on - and what you can do to stop it

Over half (55%) of the food and drink items included in the final analysis were ultra-processed, 33% were minimally processed, 10% were classed as processed while 2% were deemed to have "processed culinary ingredients"