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Heart helpline doubles number of nurses to cope with demand - Vimarsana News

Heart helpline doubles number of nurses to cope with demand

Find out why the British Heart Foundation has needed to double the number of cardiac nurses on its patient and carer helpline.

Avid gym-goer suffers 'widow maker' heart attack at just 22 but gets 'second chance' - Vimarsana News

Avid gym-goer suffers 'widow maker' heart attack at just 22 but gets 'second chance'

Faith Harrison started feeling unwell driving home from playing in a hockey match in January before suffering a heart attack and says young people 'shouldn't think they're invincible'

Fitness coach, 22, who suffered a 'widow-maker' heart attack reveals 999 call handlers dismissed life-threatening illness for anxiety - Vimarsana News

Fitness coach, 22, who suffered a 'widow-maker' heart attack reveals 999 call handlers dismissed life-threatening illness for anxiety

22-year-old Faith Harrison from Little Minsterly, Shropshire felt 'strange' after her hockey match. Later 999 call handlers dismissed her heart attack for anxiety.

Fitness Coach, 22, Who Suffered A 'widow-maker' Heart Attack Reveals 999 Call Handlers Dismissed Life-threatening Illness For Anxiety - Vimarsana News

Fitness Coach, 22, Who Suffered A 'widow-maker' Heart Attack Reveals 999 Call Handlers Dismissed Life-threatening Illness For Anxiety

22-year-old Faith Harrison from Little Minsterly, Shropshire felt 'strange' after her hockey match. Later 999 call handlers dismissed her heart attack for anxiety.

Heart attacks in women: Why are they often misdiagnosed? - Vimarsana News

Heart attacks in women: Why are they often misdiagnosed?

The BHF reports that 50% of heart attacks in women are misdiagnosed, the experts explain why and how to prevent one