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Heart Failure Deaths Have Accelerated in US Since Covid Pandemic
"The Covid pandemic didn’t just kill people directly. It appears to have accelerated a long-brewing reversal in US heart failure deaths, with mortality climbing faster since 2020 after years of decline, new research shows."
"The Covid pandemic didn’t just kill people directly. It appears to have accelerated a long-brewing reversal in US heart failure deaths, with mortality climbing faster since 2020 after years of decline, new research shows."
January 12, 2026 at 11:30 PM
Heart Failure Deaths Have Accelerated in US Since Covid Pandemic
"The Covid pandemic didn’t just kill people directly. It appears to have accelerated a long-brewing reversal in US heart failure deaths, with mortality climbing faster since 2020 after years of decline, new research shows."
"The Covid pandemic didn’t just kill people directly. It appears to have accelerated a long-brewing reversal in US heart failure deaths, with mortality climbing faster since 2020 after years of decline, new research shows."
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By Raina MacIntyre
Can recurrent COVID damage your heart and brain?
From Grok:
Yes, recurrent COVID-19 infections can damage both the heart and the brain. Evidence from clinical studies, autopsies, and large cohort analyses shows that each infection increases cumulative risk, even in mild cases.
Can recurrent COVID damage your heart and brain?
From Grok:
Yes, recurrent COVID-19 infections can damage both the heart and the brain. Evidence from clinical studies, autopsies, and large cohort analyses shows that each infection increases cumulative risk, even in mild cases.
November 17, 2025 at 1:56 AM
By Raina MacIntyre
Can recurrent COVID damage your heart and brain?
From Grok:
Yes, recurrent COVID-19 infections can damage both the heart and the brain. Evidence from clinical studies, autopsies, and large cohort analyses shows that each infection increases cumulative risk, even in mild cases.
Can recurrent COVID damage your heart and brain?
From Grok:
Yes, recurrent COVID-19 infections can damage both the heart and the brain. Evidence from clinical studies, autopsies, and large cohort analyses shows that each infection increases cumulative risk, even in mild cases.
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21-year-old Charlotte Walker has made history. With huge challenges facing young people, better youth representation in politics is just what we need.
Australia has elected its youngest senator. With Gen Z wielding more political power, is it a sign of things to come?
theconversation.com
May 28, 2025 at 5:59 AM
21-year-old Charlotte Walker has made history. With huge challenges facing young people, better youth representation in politics is just what we need.
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Silicosis is preventable but difficult to detect early. A promising new breath test could change this.
Silicosis is ruining the lungs of construction workers. An AI-powered breath test can detect it in minutes
theconversation.com
March 24, 2025 at 2:44 AM
Silicosis is preventable but difficult to detect early. A promising new breath test could change this.