As England’s women’s team kicks off their summer campaign in Europe, it’s not just the players who are feeling the pressure.

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New research from the University of Oxford has found that watching football can cause a significant spike in cortisol levels ...

In early 2024, the FDA approved continuous glucose monitoring devices for people without diabetes for the first time. It’s eminently understandable why people living with diabetes would need to keep a ...

A tailored RPM approach using panel management led to high engagement and significant blood pressure reductions across primary care settings.

Scientists have pioneered a new way to monitor sodium levels in the blood—without drawing a single drop. By combining terahertz radiation and optoacoustic detection, they created a non-invasive system ...

A new optical device called SCOS tracks blood pressure using laser light, offering a cuff-free alternative for continuous ...

The NHS in Sussex and national charity, Pumping Marvellous, came together last week to deliver a successful free heart health ...

One in three Brits admit they're obsessed with tracking their health - including diet, heart rate, and sleep quality.

"Progress made in reducing heart attack deaths provides a roadmap to address rising mortality rates from arrythmias, heart failure and hypertensive heart ...

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