Новости за 21.06.2024

1. Heart failure symptom you can notice in flower shop is sign of biggest killer in over-60s  Express
2. New heart failure risk sign you would notice in a flower shop - and many don't know they have it  Gloucestershire Live
3. New heart failure risk sign you may notice when cooking - and many are unaware of it  The Mirror
4. Loss of Smell May Predict Heart Failure Risk  AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
5. Loss of sense of smell linked to heart failure, claims study  Geo News

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A new study has found a symptom that you would notice in a flower shop could be a key sign of heart failure, the single biggest cause of death in the UK