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Cardiology
The silent killers: understanding and preventing sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is one of the leading causes of death. It often occurs without warning and can affect people of all ages and health levels. In this article, we will answer common questions that patients may have about this serious condition, how to recognise it, and most importantly, how to prevent it.
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Cardiology
The role of genetics in heart disease: are you at risk?
Explore the role of genetics in heart disease risk and learn how family history and genetic mutations can affect your cardiovascular health. Find out which conditions are linked to genetic factors, available testing options, and practical steps to reduce your risk. Understand when it’s necessary to see a specialist for personalised advice.
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Cardiology
The heart of the matter: how to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of death in the UK. It is usually caused by a build-up of fat inside the arteries and here are many kinds of heart diseases, like cardiomyopathy, cerebrovascular disease, and coronary artery disease. Experienced cardiologist Dr Sothinathan Gurunathan shares tips that may not save you from heartbreak, but can certainly help you avoid cardiovascular diseases.
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Cardiology
How to recognise the early symptoms of a stroke: Timing is everything
Recognising the early symptoms of a stroke is critical, as timing plays a crucial role in minimising damage and improving the chances of recovery. Strokes occur when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted, either due to a blockage (ischaemic stroke) or a burst blood vessel (haemorrhagic stroke). The longer a stroke goes untreated, the higher the risk of permanent brain damage or even death. Acting quickly is essential.
By Dr James Briggs
23.09.24
Cardiology
What is prostate artery embolisation?
In one of our latest medical articles, distinguished consultant interventional radiologist, Dr James Briggs, explains what prostate artery embolisation is, and what typically happens during this procedure.
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Cardiology
Unlocking the secrets to managing cholesterol: simple lifestyle tweaks for a healthier heart
Cholesterol plays a vital role in your body, but having too much of the wrong kind can significantly increase your risk of heart disease. In this article, Dr Sami Firoozi will answer some of the most common questions patients ask about managing cholesterol.
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Cardiology
Heart attack prevention: steps you can take today
Read this article to find out how heart attacks can be best prevented, as esteemed consultant cardiologist, Dr Roy Jogiya, shares his expert insights.
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Cardiology
Beating the odds: innovative approaches and technologies in arrhythmia management
Discover the latest innovations in arrhythmia management with Dr Sujay Chandran. Explore cutting-edge treatments and advanced technologies to effectively address irregular heart rhythms.
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Cardiology
Beat the pressure: effective strategies for managing high blood pressure
Discover expert insights on managing high blood pressure with Dr Zoe Astroulakis. Explore effective lifestyle changes, dietary tips, and medication options through his Top Doctors profile.
By Dr Christopher Broyd
17.09.24
Cardiology
Chest pain: When should I worry?
Chest pain can be alarming and is often associated with serious conditions such as heart attacks, but it can also stem from less dangerous causes. Understanding when chest pain is a cause for concern and when it may be less serious can help guide decisions about seeking medical attention. Here to tell us all about it, is leading consultant cardiologist Dr Christopher Broyd.
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