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Scientists are to test whether smartphone sensors could help detect and prevent illnesses in a series of pioneering studies. A new South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub in the UK will see global tech firm Google work with academics and local government to conduct a series of new research projects. The first aims to understand whether Pixel smartphone sensors could aid the detection of common conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol and chronic kidney disease. Google will also provid

Technology will be harnessed to help patients and medical professionals make earlier decisions

Are we on the brink of a cure for heart disease? That was the question being whispered at the American Heart Association annual conference in Philadelphia last week.

Experimental drugs like zilebesiran and lepodisiran, unveiled at the American Heart Association conference, could provide a cure for heart disease by permanently addressing high cholesterol and blood pressure

Study suggests considering all UPF products as bad for health is unwise.

Report projects a 50 per cent jump in worldwide fatalities if risk factors like obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure remain unaddressed

The South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub will bring together partners from across the region to develop innovative approaches to healthcare in the area.

Ask Andrew Kiln how he is and he’ll say he feels as if he’s won the lottery.

Andrew Kiln (pictured), 76, from Ramsgate in Kent, is the first person in Britain - only the second in Europe - to have a game-changing heart operation.

The therapies can help with common mental health problems like stress, anxiety and depression.