Heart Health

Close-up view of an electrocardiogram paper readout displaying cardiac rhythm waves and physiological voltage spikes.

October 10, 2026

Elena Moore Cause of Death: Coroner Rules Natural Causes After Cardiac Dysrhythmia

Elena Moore Cause of Death: Coroner Rules Natural Causes If you followed the Elena Moore story online, the official answer is now in: she died of natural causes. The coroner also addressed

Australia·Health·Lifestyle

Australians eat 282 eggs a year: how many eggs a day is safe, and the Heart Foundation weekly cap

Australians now eat an average of 282 eggs a year. If you have two or three every morning and your cholesterol is borderline, is that too many? The Heart Foundation sets no numeric limit for healthy people eating an overall

October 10, 2026

High LDL Is Dangerous Even in Fit, Healthy People — What Cardiologists Say About the Viral Claims

Health·Science

Cardiologists are pushing back against a wave of viral online content claiming that LDL cholesterol is harmless, that statins cause widespread memory loss, and

Every Extra 100g of Ultra-Processed Food a Day Linked to 14% Higher Heart Risk Across 9 Million Adults

Health·Science

A large meta-analysis published this month found that each additional 100 grams per day of ultra-processed food intake was associated with a 14% higher

A person lies in bed with warm side lighting, representing nighttime light exposure studied for links to heart structure changes.

Health·Lifestyle·Science

Nighttime Light Exposure Linked to Heart Chamber Thickening — 11,000-Person Study Shows Cardiac Risk

If you sleep with a lamp on or your television quietly running, new research has a message: it might be affecting your heart structure. A study of over 11,000 people published in

Tejal Somvanshi

September 11, 2026

A healthcare worker administers an injection, representing clinical research into one-time cholesterol-lowering gene-editing treatment.

Health·Science

Single Gene-Editing Injection Cuts Cholesterol 53% in Early Trials — But Long-Term Safety Remains Unknown

Imagine a single injection that cuts your cholesterol in half and keeps it that low for a year. That's what early testing of a new gene-editing treatment shows. But the jump from

Tejal Somvanshi

September 11, 2026

Rehabilitation therapy session for an older man recovering from stroke.

Health·Policy·Science

2026 Stroke Rehabilitation Guidelines: 24-Hour Assessment Multidisciplinary Care Strategy

The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association published updated clinical guidelines in August 2026 that emphasize the importance of early rehabilitation in stroke recovery. The 2026 guidelines recommend beginning rehabilitation during

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

Assorted tablets representing cardiovascular-risk research linked to xylitol sweetener findings.

Health

Xylitol Heart-Risk Follow-Up: 17,710 Adults, 30 Years and a 57% Signal

A new follow-up on xylitol has moved the story from a short-term warning to a long-term cardiovascular-risk file. A study presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026 analysed 17,710 adults

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2026

Photograph of a digital blood glucose meter with a test strip and detachable components on a white background.

Health·India

Why 40 Is New 60 Metabolism

There is a phrase circulating in health discussions right now: “40 is the new 60” for Indian metabolism. It is a striking line. It is also a social media shorthand, not a

Tejal Somvanshi

September 6, 2026

Shingles vaccine shows 9 percent lower heart disease risk in 72,920-person study over seven years

Health·News·Science

Shingles Vaccine Shows 9% Lower Heart Disease Risk in 72,920-Person Study

Nature Medicine study reveals shingrix vaccine reduces heart disease burden by 9% in older adults. Research tracks 72,920 patients over seven years showing cardiovascular benefits.

Tejal Somvanshi

August 30, 2026

White crystalline erythritol sugar substitute powder on dark stone surface representing artificial sweetener health research

Health·Science

Xylitol Linked to Heart Risk: Cleveland Clinic & 2026 ESC Congress Studies Explained

Xylitol study shows cardiovascular risk association. 2024 Cleveland Clinic and 2026 ESC Congress research explained. Understanding artificial sweetener safety.

Tejal Somvanshi

August 29, 2026

3D molecular stick model of melatonin illustrating its chemical structure and relevance to new research linking prolonged use with higher heart failure risk.

Health·Science

Melatonin linked to 90% higher heart failure risk in year-long users, 130,000-patient study finds

Long-Term Melatonin Use and Heart Health: What the Research Shows American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2025 Long-Term Melatonin Use Linked to Higher Heart Risks New preliminary research from over 130,000 adults reveals

Tejal Somvanshi

November 5, 2025

Artificial Intelligence·Health·News·UK

NHS AI Heart Scans Save £10 Million: 24,300 Patients Avoid Invasive Tests Across 56 Hospitals

NHS England hospitals are using new AI-powered 3D heart scans that have saved nearly £10 million while giving patients faster diagnoses. This technology lets doctors create detailed 3D models of a patient’s

Tejal Somvanshi

May 10, 2025

Representative Image Poisonous Pong Pong fruit, Photo Source: Mokkie (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Nature·Plant Life

Pong Pong Tree Blamed for 537 Deaths Yearly Now Appears in ‘The White Lotus’ Thailand Season

HBO’s “The White Lotus” Season 3 has put a spotlight on Thailand’s natural hazards, featuring the pong pong tree (Cerbera odollam). When a resort worker warns guest Saxon Ratliff about the tree’s

Rahul Somvanshi

April 11, 2025

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