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Aspirin could cut risk of death in cancer patients, Cardiff University study discovers

Aspirin could cut risk of death in cancer patients, Cardiff University study discovers
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Aspirin could cut the risk of death from cancers by 20%, study finds

Aspirin could cut the risk of death from cancers by 20%, study finds
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Case of heart failure in young man potentially linked to energy drinks

The university student drank four 500ml cans a day for two years.

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Case of heart failure in young man potentially linked to energy drinks | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

A 21-year old university student developed heart failure after “excessive” consumption of energy drinks, a new article in a leading medical journal suggests. The man drank four 500ml energy drinks a day for two years before he needed hospital treatment for heart failure, according to a new BMJ Case Report. The university student required intensive care treatment and was so ill that medics were considering whether he needed an organ transplant. He sought care after suffering for four months with shortness of breath and weight loss. Blood tests, scans, and ECG readings revealed that he had both heart and kidney failure – with the kidney failure linked to a long standing and previously undiagnosed condition.

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University student suffered heart failure after binging on energy drinks

The 21-year-old was said to have drunk four 500ml energy drinks a day for two years before needing hospital treatment

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