Experiencing common emotion for just eight minutes could raise heart attack risk – study
“It impairs the function of your arteries, which is linked to future heart attack risk,” said cardiologist Dr. Daichi Shimbo. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Viagra linked to 50 percent reduction of Alzheimer’s risks in new study
Researchers reported seeing a 30 percent to 54 percent reduction in the incidence of Alzheimer’s disease in people who regularly consume the erectile dysfunction drug. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Vladimir Putin used ’22 million fake votes’ to secure election victory, study shows
Vladimir Putin was declared the victor of the 2024 Russian presidential election with 87.29 percent of the vote despite widespread protests at polls. Daily Express :: World Feed
Three in 10 young adults baffled by ISAs, new study unveils
Survey data found that 31 percent of young people don’t know what an ISA is, with a further 16 percent saying they also aren’t sure. Daily Express :: Finance Feed
Eight in 10 Brits with regular pain issues are struggling with everyday life, study finds
Some of the daily tasks they find most challenging include household chores, DIY jobs – and even getting dressed, the research found. Daily Express :: Health Feed
New study reveals common habit raises risk of death by 30 percent
Being sedentary for long periods of time could dramatically increase the risk of dying. Daily Express :: Health Feed
New study finds sign of Alzheimer’s disease that could appear 20 years before memory loss
Scientists hope this could improve early detection and treatment for the disease in the future. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Seeing same GP better for patients’ health and cuts workload for doctors, study says
Continuity of care allows family doctors to become more familiar with a patient’s medical history. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Air pollution could raise risk for Alzheimer’s disease, new study finds
Living in a heavily polluted area could be raising your risk of developing dementia. Daily Express :: Health Feed
Study finds three lifestyle changes that could reduce the risks of IBS
Getting a good night sleep is among the changes that could cut the risk of irritable bowel syndrome Daily Express :: Health Feed