Rise in number of Irish people facing heart failureBreakingNews.ieThe Irish Heart Foundation says there has been an increase in the number of cases due to an ageing population, obesity and poor lifestyle. Around 90,000 people in Ireland live with heart…
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Life after heart failure
Milton Keynes MKWeb IS there life after heart failure? Take heart, there is, but it may be a different kind of life to the one you have been used to. ANITA EDWARDS is Heart Failure Specialist Nurse with Cambridgeshire Community Services. Anita says: “Heart failure doesn’t … |
thejournal.ie |
“Shocking” lack of awareness of heart failure symptoms among Irish public
thejournal.ie The survey from Novartis interviewed 11,000 people across Europe aged over 50, including 1,000 in Ireland, and the publication of which marks Heart Failure Awareness Day. “It is shocking that so few people understand how common and life threatening the … |
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Herb Lotman, Founder of Keystone Foods, Dies at 80 from Heart Failure
PR Newswire (press release) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Herb Lotman, 80, husband, father, successful entrepreneur, and philanthropist, died Thursday, May 8, 2014 from complications of heart failure. Mr. Lotman was the founder of Keystone Foods, supplier of … ‘One-of-a-kind’ philanthropistPhilly.com Man who was key to McDonald’s hamburger process, Chicken McNuggets dead …Chicago Sun-Times More than a butcher; Herb Lotman, founder of Keystone Foods, dies at 80Barfblog (blog) Crain’s Chicago Business all 103 news articles » |
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Heart Failure: Do You Know What Symptoms To Look Out For?
Huffington Post UK Can you name at least one symptom of heart failure? If you can’t, you’re part of the majority of people who don’t know the key signs, according to a recent survey. An even more concerning fact: many may be dismissing the symptoms as a “normal sign of … |
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Heart failure cases do not get specialist care, doctors warn
The Guardian Patients with heart failure are dying because they receive inadequate care after being “scattered” around hospitals which have too few beds for them in specialist wards, doctors are warning. Heart specialists are concerned that many of those with the … |
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Nurse ‘gave no aid’ after heart failure
Herald Scotland Nurse ‘gave no aid’ after heart failure. Friday 9 May 2014. A NURSE stood by as a patient whose heart stopped beating faced death, a professional hearing heard. A NURSE stood by as a patient whose heart stopped beating faced death, a professional … |
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One in four with heart failure wouldn’t bother to get assistance
Irish Independent Fewer than one in 10 people in Ireland are able to spot the signs of heart failure – and a quarter of people experiencing symptoms would wait a week “or not bother at all” to get medical advice. Also in this section. Mums have poor vaccine knowledge … Thousands at risk of dying from heart failureIrish Examiner Shocking study finds 90000 Irish people are living with heart failureIrish Mirror Novartis finds Europeans need heart factsMedical Marketing and Media |
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Thousands at risk of dying from heart failure
Irish Examiner The claim was made by the Irish Heart Foundation after results from Europe’s largest-ever heart failure survey found this country is falling behind when it comes to addressing the issue. Speaking at the launch of the Novartis report on Heart Failure … |
Augusta Free PressVCU participates in nationwide clinical trial for heart failure patientsAugusta Free Presshealthcare A new clinical trial at Virginia Commonwealth University is studying the safety and effectiveness of a new device for patients diagno…