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iPhone and Apple Watch magnets are strong enough to disrupt pacemakers

The magnets used in the iPhone 12 and Apple Watch 6 are strong enough to disrupt medical implants such as pacemakers if held too close to the body, according to tests done by the US Food and Drug Administration

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Mini-heart grown in the lab can pump fluid just like the real thing

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Rising BMI and diabetes have stalled the decline of heart disease

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Rising BMI and diabetes have stalled the decline of heart disease

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Smart speakers could hear your heart beating from across the room

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How-to guide for CPR in space may help treat astronaut cardiac arrest

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We may be able to tell someone's heart rate just by looking at them

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Fatal cardiac arrests could be hiding opioid overdose deaths in the US

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Some babies who were born prematurely have weaker hearts as adults

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Some babies who were born prematurely have weaker hearts as adults

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Blood pressure drugs may do more harm than good for some older people

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Coronavirus: Risk of death rises with age, diabetes and heart disease

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Coronavirus: Risk of death rises with age, diabetes and heart disease

People who have the new coronavirus are more likely to die if they are older or show signs of sepsis or blood clotting problems, suggests a study of patients in two Wuhan hospitals

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Pumping cold water inside the body could help after heart attacks

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How signals from the heart influence our thoughts, emotions and memory

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Cholesterol levels predict if under-45s will ever have heart disease

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AI can predict if you'll die soon – but we've no idea how it works

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