HeyJaredProfessor Rob Galloway
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- Sep 28, 2026
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How a mammogram can spot the HEART problem that your doctor might miss (opens the original)
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When you have a mammogram, it’s fair to say your focus is on whether you might have cancer. But what if the scan also revealed your risk of cardiovascular disease, a condition that kills around seven times more women in the UK than breast cancer? Recent research suggests that, in the very near future, mammograms could be routinely used for just that. There is no doubt we need to be spotting cardiovascular disease in women sooner – it claims over 80,000 women’s lives a year in the UK and a landma
PROFESSOR ROB GALLOWAY: What two patients taught me about ageing well (opens the original)
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I’ve spent enough time working in A&E to know that living longer and living well are two very different things. Take two recent patients of mine. One died at 96 after a wonderfully healthy life and only a very short final illness. The other died at 73, having suffered from diabetes and dementia since they were in their 60s. The 23-year difference in their ages tells only part of the story. The other difference is between lifespan (how long we live) and healthspan (how long we remain well). Of co
How the humble TOMATO can speed up weight loss and combat boozy bodies (opens the original)
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People who eat lots of fruit and vegetables tend to live longer, we know that. But is that because of the fruit and vegetables themselves – or because those people also tend to exercise more, smoke less, drink less, sleep better and generally look after themselves? This is why I am always slightly sceptical when I read yet another headline telling us that one particular food is going to save our lives and help us live for ever in perfect health (especially if it is a paper written by a company m
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