How new tech can keep your heart healthy
As the incidence of heart disease continues to climb with an ageing population, digital technology is transforming every aspect of prevention, diagnosis and management
Cardiovascular Health 2018
Almost a third of all deaths around the world are caused by cardiovascular disease (CVD) and, with an increasingly ageing population, it has never been more important to find ways to prevent, manage and cure it. The Cardiovascular Health report, published in The Times, explores the alarming link between CVD and other life-threatening conditions, such as kidney failure, the range of digital technologies revolutionising diagnosis and treatment, and the health benefits of being happy. It covers the leaps and bounds which have already been made in heartcare, and draws a heartening picture of what the future could hold. Also featured is an infographic exploring the lifestyle factors which can increase the risk of CVD
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A smile a day helps keep the doctor away
Being happy and optimistic can help reduce the risk of heart problems, researchers have confirmed
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Tech developments saving more lives
Researchers are using technological advances to develop life-saving medical devices and procedures
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Chief executives at risk of heart attack
Stressed business leaders under the cosh are often of the age when they are at greater risk of heart attack
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Machine-learning will revolutionise heart health
Applying the power of machine-learning to diagnosing heart conditions is being hailed as revolutionary
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Heart mission: tackling causes and finding cures
We’ve made tremendous progress in transforming the lives of people living with heart and circulatory diseases
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Imagining the perfect healthcare system
In an ideal world, what would the perfect healthcare system look like to treat heart disease?
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Game-changing technology is a British success story
A dynamic new platform technology is coming on stream to transform heart disease diagnosis and treatment to reduce the economic burden of cardiac care around the globe
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Q&A: Beating bad cholesterol
Tackling high cholesterol is critical to addressing one of Britain’s greatest health concerns, says Tunde Falode, general manager of the diabetes and cardiovascular business unit at Sanofi in the UK and Ireland
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Philips connects people and technology to improve heart health
Philips is working with clinicians treating heart conditions to help improve patient care and outcomes
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Manifesto to beat heart valve disease
A little-known heart condition, which mainly affects older people, is on the increase
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No patient left behind: the fight for access to medicines for rare diseases
Funding of rare disease medicines – the challenges
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