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Your desk job might not be a death sentence after all. New research shows walking more can dramatically reduce health risks, even if you sit all day.

New research shows popular weight loss drugs like Wegovy help prevent heart attacks and heal liver disease even in people who don't lose pounds. This discovery could change how millions access life-saving treatment.

Scientists discovered that inflammation, not just cholesterol, may cause up to a quarter of heart disease deaths. An affordable drug already used for gout just got FDA approval to prevent heart attacks by calming this hidden threat.

A trainee solicitor with a serious heart condition is attempting to break a Guinness World Record at the London Marathon while dressed as Captain Underpants. Archie Hunt is running to raise money for the children's hospital that treats his condition.

England cricketer James Taylor nearly died at 26 when his heart raced at 265 beats per minute during a match. A decade later, he's thriving as a coach and helping shape the next generation of players.
A Cleveland hospital now offers a 40-minute, non-invasive treatment for patients with a deadly heart condition who are too frail for surgery. The breakthrough therapy uses targeted radiation instead of a grueling procedure inside the heart.

Doctors are discovering that erectile dysfunction isn't just a bedroom problem. It's an early warning sign that could predict heart disease years before it strikes.

A doctor who started exercising to avoid his family's heart disease history discovered he was also protecting himself from cancer. His decades-long fitness journey reveals a powerful two-for-one health benefit.

Paul Seymour pretended to tie his shoelaces when stairs left him breathless, kept chest pains secret for seven months, and nearly died before finally opening up. His story just helped thousands speak up about hidden health fears.

You don't need to spend hours at the gym to dramatically lower your risk of chronic disease. A new study of nearly 500,000 people shows that short bursts of intense exercise slash risks of diabetes, dementia, and heart disease by up to 63 percent.

Singapore is building one of the world's most comprehensive health databases by analyzing proteins in 10,000 residents' blood, combining cutting-edge technologies to understand how Asian genetics influence disease. The groundbreaking study could transform how doctors predict and treat conditions from heart disease to vision problems.

Scientists have successfully reversed heart failure damage using engineered immune cells, offering hope to millions. The therapy reduced scarring and restored heart function in both animal and primate studies without harmful side effects.

Leading U.S. cardiologists just released updated cholesterol guidelines that shift focus to early screening and prevention, potentially transforming how we fight the nation's leading cause of death. The new approach targets heart disease before it starts, especially in young adults.

A study of 96,000 people found that brief bursts of breathless activity each day could slash your risk of heart disease, dementia, and diabetes by up to 63%. The best part? You don't need a gym membership to get the benefits.

A new study of 53,000 adults reveals that tiny daily changes add up to major heart health benefits. Just 11 extra minutes of sleep each night, paired with a few other small habits, can reduce cardiovascular risk significantly.

A precision medicine drug just gave teens with a dangerous inherited heart disease their first real treatment option beyond invasive surgery. The Philadelphia trial showed mavacamten dramatically reduced heart blockage and may even help hearts heal.

A precision medicine breakthrough offers teenagers with a dangerous inherited heart condition their first targeted therapy, dramatically reducing obstruction and potentially healing heart damage. The drug mavacamten could transform treatment for young patients who previously faced limited options beyond invasive surgery.
A super-fit New Zealand teacher developed life-threatening heart disease despite running 10km daily and eating well, revealing how genetics can silently kill thousands. His story is pushing doctors to demand access to breakthrough drugs that could save lives.

A Food Network champion who cooked for President Obama nearly lost his life to heart disease at 260 pounds. His secret to dropping 75 pounds wasn't a trendy diet but reconnecting with the simple Mediterranean foods of his Greek childhood.
A busy cardiac hospital in Mysuru, India, that performs up to 70 heart procedures daily is getting 200 new beds after treating patients on stretchers due to overcrowding. The $21 million expansion will bring critical care to thousands more families facing heart disease.
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