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Five changes to get 'silent killer' high blood pressure down before it's too late - Vimarsana News

Five changes to get 'silent killer' high blood pressure down before it's too late

It is estimated that around four million people are suffering from hypertension but they don't know it - and there are five changes to make to get your blood pressure down in just three months

Could cheese actually CUT cholesterol and be GOOD for your heart? - Vimarsana News

Could cheese actually CUT cholesterol and be GOOD for your heart?

Research suggests that cheese has a positive effect on heart, gut and cognitive health, and may protect against type 2 diabetes.

Fill bathtubs with water, lie face down in a ditch..... or if all else fails, just run: After a series of deadly wildfires around the world, experts reveal their top tips for surviving in different scenarios - Vimarsana News

Fill bathtubs with water, lie face down in a ditch..... or if all else fails, just run: After a series of deadly wildfires around the world, experts reveal their top tips for surviving in different scenarios

Now more than ever, people should be prepared for wildfires. Here, MailOnline spoke to experts and asked: How do you survive a wildfire?

Heart disease risk could be lowered with four lifestyle changes - Vimarsana News

Heart disease risk could be lowered with four lifestyle changes

On average, one person dies from a heart or circulatory disease every three minutes in the UK.

Why are heart attacks more common in winter? A cardiologist explains - Vimarsana News

Why are heart attacks more common in winter? A cardiologist explains

Colder weather can trigger a number of physiological changes that may increase the risk of a cardiac event.