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Anyone reading the papers this week might have come away with the impression that all over 50s should be hot-footing it down to their local pharmacy and demanding a polypill.
The rash of stories was prompted by a new study published in the journal PLoS One which saw researchers...
(0) Comments | Posted 2 July 2012 | (10:08)
Patients' medical records are a unique source of potentially life-saving information. Since the formation of the NHS in 1948, doctors have been keeping information about every person's medical history to help treat them in the best way. This information has painted a detailed picture of the health of the nation...
(0) Comments | Posted 15 February 2012 | (23:00)
If you go back 20 years the thought of the heart repairing itself after being damaged by a heart attack was unthinkable. It was completely out of reach for the brightest minds working in labs around the world.
Then a decade ago, scientists in America discovered that a...
(1) Comments | Posted 27 January 2012 | (23:00)
New heart statistics published this week are a welcome reminder of how far we've come in the past decade. Between 2002 and 2010, the proportion of people in the UK who die from a heart attack each year has more than halved.
The figures, published in the British...
(2) Comments | Posted 21 July 2012 | (00:00)