Heart attack surge: cardiologist: “With this heat, you shouldn’t…More…

There are news items that arise from particular, imperceptible signals, but which deserve our full attention .

Sometimes it is precisely what we don’t see that hides the greatest and most feared risks.

Even what seems familiar and everyday can hide unexpected and surprising consequences.

 

But what is happening and why are we all being asked to pay maximum attention ?

On the second page, we’ll tell you all the latest, important news. Click “Read Part Two” to find out all the details.

With the arrival of the African anticyclone in Italy, high temperatures are putting pressure on the human body, especially on the most vulnerable. According to experts, intense heat isn’t just uncomfortable, it can become a real risk factor for cardiovascular health, especially in the elderly or those with pre-existing conditions.

 

 

Furio Colivicchi, past president of the ANMCO (National Association of Hospital Cardiologists) and director of Clinical and Rehabilitation Cardiology at San Filippo Neri Hospital in Rome, explains the phenomenon. He emphasizes how high temperatures can alter various vital signs, impacting heart rate and blood pressure, with effects that vary from person to person.

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