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Heart Disease

Sporting events like the Commonwealth Games should be a celebration of physical fitness, not junk food and alcohol (Picture: Michael Steele)placeholder image

Why watching the Commonwealth Games could be bad for your health Dr Robin Ireland

An NHS England spokesperson said NHS staff are 'working hard to manage record demand with the rollout of 24/7 mental health centres in the heart of communities and millions of pupils accessing NHS support in the classroom'placeholder image

More than 20,000 waiting for cardiology appointment, figures show

Demi and her father Billy Cunningham, who suffered a heart attack in 2023placeholder image

Demands for action on Scotland's growing heart disease crisis

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'I nearly died at The Fringe' - Andy Linden on his Edinburgh nightmare

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Pilot scheme reveals genetic sensitivity to common medicines

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New AI medical breakthrough might just save your life Scotsman comment

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Progress on cardiovascular health at risk as deaths rise

Craig Murray has described the double heartbreak of losing his son and his wife to the same heart condition in the space of seven yearsplaceholder image

Father ‘feels robbed’ after losing wife and son to heart condition

The Scottish Government has been urged to act on alcohol deathsplaceholder image

SNP ministers must act 'urgently' on alcohol deaths, charities say

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Why a Champagne lifestyle may actually be good for us Scotsman comment

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I take a cold plunge in my wheelie bin every day - it helps my PTSD

A walk, at average or brisk speed, can significantly reduce the chance of some heart conditions (Picture: Tim Graham)placeholder image

No dawdling! Why Scotland needs to become a nation of brisk walkers Scotsman comment

Heart disease is a leading cause of death among women in the UKplaceholder image

UK women less likely to seek help for chest pain and heart issues

Millions of people could be unaware they are living with deadly heart disease.placeholder image

Seven warning signs you might be suffering from heart disease

Torcuil Crichton MP has called for all islanders to be offered DNA testsplaceholder image

Use wind farm money for DNA tests on islanders, says Labour MP

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Ad Feature Health tech is evolving but what does this mean for our health?

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What sleep-deprived people will look like in 2050 - according to AI

Scientists have been debating the health benefits of wine for years (Picture: Justin Sullivan)placeholder image

Wine is good for you? Why it's important to read beyond the headline Scotsman comment

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Ad Feature The Fourth Frontier heart rate monitor for heart health and recovery

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Study paves the way for earlier detection of common heart disease in dogs

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The best Vitamin D supplement to take this winter - a doctor explains

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Why it's bad that vegetarians now eat the most ultra-processed foods

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Ad Feature Enhancing sports performance with the Fourth Frontier

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Scottish Government 'lost its way' on health protection, experts claim

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Antibacterial mouthwash dangers: Why, as a doctor, I never use them

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Why King Charles eats avocados: a nutritional expert explains benefits

It's important to find out as early as possible if your dog - or cat - has a heart condition, so you can seek treatment.placeholder image

Heart Disease in Dogs and Cats: Vet warns of three telltale symptoms

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