Our consultants, associates and clinic team provide analysis and insight into the latest developments in cardiac care.
There are many reasons why people feel tired, fatigued and out of breath, with general lack of fitness and physical deconditioning contributing to this common symptom, particularly when we get older.
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Angina is the term used for chest pain or chest heaviness that is due to a narrowing within one or more of your coronary arteries.
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What is Coronary Artery Disease? DR RASHA AL-LAMEE Dr Rasha Al-Lamee is an Interventional Cardiology Consultant at...
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each day, the heart beats around 100,000 times a day, continuously pumping around 5 litres of blood...
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Chest pain is a very common symptom. Most of us will experience at least once in our...
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Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common abnormal heart rhythm, especially with the increasing..
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Dr Ricardo Petraco is a Consultant Cardiologist at Imperial College NHS Trust and Buckinghamshire…
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Many people ask, what can I do to reduce my risk of developing heart disease? Another common...
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UNDERSTANDING HEART ATTACKS: CAUSES, SYMPTOMS AND PREVENTION DR CHARIS COSTOPOULOS AUGUST 2023 WHAT IS A HEART ATTACK?...
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Many of us love to start our day with a coffee, with the popular caffeine hit perking...
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Over our lifetimes, 1 in 4 of us will suffer a stroke. Strokes can happen with no...
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Celebrated on the 27th of September, World Heart Day aims to raise awareness of the importance of...
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Our blood pressure is a measurement of the force at which the blood pushes against the...
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Physical exercise is well known to benefit cardiovascular health. And if you are going to exercise, why...
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Palpitations refer to a cardiovascular condition when your heart feels like it is beating too fast or...
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PTSD Awareness Month June is the month in which we recognise and raise awareness of a condition...
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Recent reports have shown that sitting, regardless of if you have an adequate fitness regime, significantly increases...
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With 1 in 5 people admitting to having suffered from or currently being treated for a mental...
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Cardiovascular disease continues to be one of the major killers in the UK. Risk assessment and modification...
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Experts appear unanimous that even a small amount of walking – as little as 30 minutes a...
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Nobody needs to suffer as a result of snoring, least of all partners!! Snoring is a treatable...
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Our psychological well-being can affect our heart health. Research has shown the benefits of having a positive...
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You might have spotted more people in your local gym or park wearing fitness trackers in recent...
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Aortic stenosis is a condition in which the valve between the main pumping chamber of the heart...
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How are you sleeping these days? Getting an adequate amount of sleep recharges your batteries for the...
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There is much said about the benefits of tea but what is the truth as far as...
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The British Heart Foundation is running a ‘Dechox’ campaign in February to encourage us to give up...
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Love is all you need. Does that apply to your heart health? Can being in love actually...
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This study advances our understanding of how coronary artery disease, which is one of the major killers...
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World cancer day is on the 4th February. Despite the rapid advances in cancer detection and treatment,...
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The recommendations for adults are at least 150 minutes of heart-pumping physical activity per week. That’s at...
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It’s “Dry January” and many of us will be focused on our alcohol consumption. When we think...
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Increasing your intake of fibre will reduce your chance of a heart attack according to a large...
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Taking steps to improve your overall fitness and exercise performance will help reduce your risk of heart...
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A study has found that women who smoke or have diabetes are more at risk from heart...
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A minimally invasive operation adding years to life and life to those years!…
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Should a ‘fit note’ be compulsory for marathon runners?
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