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Preservatives in food linked to risk of hypertension
SalusSalusSep 21, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Preservatives in food linked to risk of hypertension

A new study has shown that high consumption of food preservatives is linked to an increased risk of hypertension and cardiovascular diseases. Experts recommend choosing unprocessed foods whenever possible.

#nutrition#processed_products#hypertension#microbiota#oxidative_stress#food_additives
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Huawei Watch D3: A New Standard in Vascular Monitoring
SalusSalusSep 17, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyTechnologies and engineering · Internet of ThingsHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Huawei Watch D3: A New Standard in Vascular Monitoring

Huawei Watch D3 offers advanced vascular health monitoring by measuring arterial stiffness using ECG and optical sensors. This feature helps assess cardiovascular risk, but it does not have medical certification.

#health#sensors#жесткость#Huawei#certification#ЭКГ
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Whole grain products reduce heart risks
SalusSalusSep 16, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Whole grain products reduce heart risks

Regular consumption of whole grain products helps improve several cardiovascular risk factors, including cholesterol levels, blood pressure, and body weight. The greatest benefits are observed when consuming 4 to 6 servings per day.

#health#nutrition#inflammation#meta_analysis#cardiovascular#glucose
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Calcium scanning is useful for individuals at moderate risk of heart attack.
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SalusSalusSep 13, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Calcium scanning is useful for individuals at moderate risk of heart attack.

Coronary calcium scanning helps to more accurately assess the risk of cardiovascular disease in people with intermediate risk, but offers only limited benefit for the general population. Routine use in patients with low or high risk is not always justified.

#study#risk#prevention#cardiovascular#infarction#atherosclerosis
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Long-term use of melatonin is associated with heart risks
SalusSalusAug 30, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Long-term use of melatonin is associated with heart risks

A new study has found a link between long-term melatonin use and an increased risk of heart failure and mortality in people with chronic insomnia. The authors emphasize that further research is needed to assess the long-term safety of this supplement.

#study#safety#mortality#hospitalization#insomnia#melatonin
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To protect your heart, you need more activity than previously thought.
SalusSalusAug 10, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

To protect your heart, you need more activity than previously thought.

A new study has shown that adults need three to four times more physical activity than current guidelines recommend to significantly reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. This is especially important for people with low endurance.

#physical_activity#observational_study#infarction#recommendations#stroke#сердечно-сосудистые_заболевания
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Sugary drinks in childhood increase the risk of hypertension
SalusSalusJul 25, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Sugary drinks in childhood increase the risk of hypertension

A new study has shown that regularly consuming sugary drinks during childhood and adolescence is linked to a higher risk of developing hypertension in adulthood. Replacing these drinks with water, milk, or whole fruits can help reduce this risk.

#study#fruits#prevention#hypertension#cardiovascular#water
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Belly fat is more dangerous than excess weight
SalusSalusJul 23, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Belly fat is more dangerous than excess weight

Fat deposits in the abdominal area pose a greater risk to the heart and blood vessels than overall excess weight. A new study highlights the importance of measuring waist circumference for the early detection of hidden health threats.

#obesity#nutrition#mortality#cardiovascular#visceral_fat#diagnostics
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Excess cortisol has been detected in a quarter of people with hypertension.
SalusSalusMar 30, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · BiotechnologyHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Excess cortisol has been detected in a quarter of people with hypertension.

The MOMENTUM study revealed that 27% of patients with resistant hypertension have excess cortisol levels, which is higher than previously assumed. This finding opens up new possibilities for diagnosis and alternative treatment options when standard therapy proves ineffective.

#study#treatment#diabetes#renal_failure#cardiovascular#cortisol
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Nighttime city noise harms the health even of young people.
SalusSalusFeb 27, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Nighttime city noise harms the health even of young people.

Even moderate nighttime noise from city traffic can worsen sleep quality and negatively affect vascular function in young, healthy people, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.

#experiment#cardiovascular#stress#sleep#шумовое_загрязнение#дорожный_шум
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Cardiovascular Diseases in Women: An Alarming Increase
SalusSalusFeb 27, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Pediatrics

Cardiovascular Diseases in Women: An Alarming Increase

Over the next 25 years, a significant increase in cardiovascular diseases among women is expected, largely due to rising cases of hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. These forecasts highlight the importance of prevention and the adoption of a healthy lifestyle from an early age.

#obesity#women#prevention#diabetes#hypertension#cardiovascular
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Garmin Vivosmart 4 showed low measurement accuracy
SalusSalusFeb 18, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyTechnologies and engineering · Internet of ThingsHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Garmin Vivosmart 4 showed low measurement accuracy

The study found that the Garmin Vivosmart 4 measures heart rate accurately, but it falls significantly short compared to medical devices when analyzing heart rate variability, especially during physical activity.

#study#mistakes#accuracy#Garmin#Vivosmart_4#smart_watch
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Skipping meals before bedtime improves heart health
SalusSalusFeb 15, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyResearch and development · NeuroscienceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

Skipping meals before bedtime improves heart health

Avoiding food for at least three hours before bedtime and extending the overnight fasting period can help improve blood pressure, heart rhythm, and blood sugar control in adults at risk for cardiometabolic diseases. Research has shown that aligning meal times with natural sleep rhythms contributes to better cardiovascular health.

#obesity#metabolism#prevention#arterial_pressure#sleep#circadian_rhythms
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AI stethoscope doubles the accuracy of heart diagnostics
SalusSalusFeb 14, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyDigital technologies and IT · Artificial IntelligenceHealthcare and medicine · General Medicine

AI stethoscope doubles the accuracy of heart diagnostics

A new study has shown that an artificial intelligence-powered stethoscope can detect heart valve diseases with a sensitivity of over 92%, which is twice as high as that of a conventional device. The technology also helps increase patient engagement and requires further testing.

#heart#artificial_intelligence#medicine#technologies#diagnostics#diseases
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Less salt in food means healthier hearts
SalusSalusFeb 6, 2026
Healthcare and medicine · CardiologyHealthcare and medicine · General MedicineHealthcare and medicine · Neurology

Less salt in food means healthier hearts

Reducing the salt content in staple foods can significantly lower the number of heart attacks and strokes, improving public health without requiring people to change their usual diets. Recent studies show that even small adjustments can save thousands of lives and reduce healthcare costs.

#nutrition#salt#sodium#hypertension#United_Kingdom#public_health
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Qnap has announced new NAS devices for video production

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