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The NHS has launched a new remote cardiac monitoring program using Philips ePatch devices, starting with Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust. The lightweight, wireless monitor allows patients to track heart activity from home, reducing hospital visits and easing waitlists. Data is analyzed by AI software, streamlining diagnosis and improving accuracy. Officials say the system could double productivity and detect more heart issues than traditional monitors. The pilot aims to enhance patient comfort, free up hospital resources, and may expand to other regions, including Surrey.
Health

NHS Tests At-Home Heart Monitors to Ease Patient Backlog

The NHS has launched a new remote cardiac monitoring program using Philips ePatch devices, starting with Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust. The lightweight, wireless monitor allows patients to track heart activity from home, reducing hospital visits and easing waitlists. Data is analyzed by AI software, streamlining diagnosis and improving accuracy. Officials say the system could double productivity and detect more heart issues than traditional monitors. The pilot aims to enhance patient comfort, free up hospital resources, and may expand to other regions, including Surrey.

Surrey Hospital Service Closure Forces Patients to Travel 17 Miles
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Surrey Hospital Service Closure Forces Patients to Travel 17 Miles

A key audiology service at Dorking Hospital has been suspended due to technical issues, with patients now required to travel 17 miles to Kingston Hospital for care. The move, described as temporary by NHS Surrey Heartlands, has raised accessibility concerns—particularly for elderly and disabled patients. Local officials, including MP Chris Coghlan and Councillor Marisa Heath, have criticized the disruption, citing long and difficult travel times. While some alternative services are available at Specsavers branches nearby, they may not meet all patient needs. The NHS has not confirmed when the service will return to Dorking.

Smartwatch Setting May Help Slow Cognitive Decline
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Smartwatch Setting May Help Slow Cognitive Decline

Experts suggest that switching your smartwatch to an analogue watch face may help slow cognitive decline and improve time awareness. Danny Toffel, CEO of Watches2U, emphasizes that reading traditional clocks supports brain development, time management, and math skills—especially in children. As digital screens become more dominant, experts warn that relying solely on digital displays could erode these essential life skills.

Health

Doctor Reveals 5 Habits to Quit Before Turning 40

A cardiologist shares five key habits to quit before 40 to boost longevity and reduce health risks—from smoking to junk food and overexercising. Health Expert Urges Lifestyle Changes by 40 In a bid to help people live longer, healthier lives, a New York-based cardiologist has outlined five habits everyone should quit before turning 40. Dr. […]

Dad’s Headaches Turn Out to Be Terminal Brain Tumour
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Dad’s Headaches Turn Out to Be Terminal Brain Tumor

Elliot Godfrey, a 42-year-old dad, thought his persistent headaches were due to parenting stress—until he was diagnosed with stage four glioblastoma, an aggressive and incurable brain tumour. After emergency surgery removed 95% of the tumour, he began chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Determined to survive for his family, Elliot is now fundraising for advanced treatments in Germany not available through public healthcare. His story highlights the importance of taking symptoms seriously and has inspired an outpouring of public support.

Doctor Warns Canadians: Watch for These Liver Damage Signs
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Doctor Warns Canadians: Watch for These Liver Damage Signs

Dr. Joseph Salhab warns Canadians about four commonly overlooked signs of liver damage—persistent upper stomach pain, nausea, bloating, and yellowing of the eyes or skin. He urges early medical attention, noting these symptoms could indicate serious liver issues like hepatitis or fluid buildup. Experts emphasize that timely diagnosis and lifestyle changes can prevent long-term damage.

Pharmacy Warns Against Mixing Ibuprofen With These Drugs
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Pharmacy Warns Against Mixing Ibuprofen With These Drugs

Well Pharmacy has issued a warning urging Canadians to avoid mixing ibuprofen with certain prescription drugs, including blood thinners, antidepressants, high blood pressure medications, steroids, and methotrexate. These combinations can cause serious side effects like internal bleeding, ulcers, or reduced drug effectiveness. Deputy Superintendent Pharmacist George Sandhu advises patients to always consult a pharmacist before taking ibuprofen. The warning aims to raise awareness among those managing chronic conditions, highlighting the crucial role of pharmacists in preventing harmful drug interactions.

Cutting Processed Meat May Lower Dementia Risk
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Cutting Processed Meat May Lower Dementia Risk

New research highlights that cutting back on processed red meat—like bacon and sausages—can significantly reduce dementia risk. A study in Neurology Journal linked long-term consumption of processed meat to cognitive decline, while the MIND and DASH diets were shown to protect brain health. These diets emphasize vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and healthy fats. Experts say it’s never too late to make changes—improving diet even later in life can lower dementia risk by 25%. For Canadians, small shifts in food habits could mean better brain health as the population ages.

Grey Hair Linked to Stress: Experts Reveal Possible Reversal
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Grey Hair Linked to Stress: Experts Reveal Possible Reversal

New research and expert insights reveal that stress may trigger premature greying by disrupting pigment-producing stem cells. While genetics remain the primary cause, stress reduction could help reverse grey hair in some cases. Health professionals also warn that sudden greying might signal underlying medical conditions like B12 deficiency or thyroid issues. Canadians are encouraged to manage stress, seek medical advice for sudden changes, and embrace grey as a natural part of aging.

NHS Urges GP Visit for Unusual Symptoms That May Be Cancer
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NHS Urges GP Visit for Unusual Symptoms That May Be Cancer

The NHS is urging people in the UK and Canada to contact their GP if they notice unusual or persistent symptoms that could indicate cancer. These include lumps, unexplained pain, fatigue, bleeding, or weight loss. Early detection greatly improves treatment success and survival rates. Health authorities emphasize that even if symptoms seem minor, getting them checked can be lifesaving.

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