More than 5,200 people were not invited for routine cancer screenings, due to issues with 'incomplete' GP registrations.

A male passenger who had been travelling alone from Accra, Ghana, to London passed out in his seat. After being alerted by ...

START HAVING: Osteoporosis (women) and abdominal aortic aneurysm (men) screenings ... A GP can check by checking your pulse.

To find the abdominal aorta’s location, place your fingers just above the belly button, in the midline of your abdomen. You may feel a soft, rhythmic pulse, which is the blood flowing through the ...

The abdominal aorta runs down the back of the abdomen ... blood is circulating properly - we check that blood pressure and pulse are close to normal and the graft is leak-free.

After being alerted by the passenger in the seat next to him, the crew realised he wasn't breathing normally and didn't have a pulse ... suffered an abdominal aortic aneurysm, Ally recalls.

The physical exam should focus on breathing patterns, lung sounds, cardiovascular signs, and systemic clues like abdominal distension or extremity ... Valvular diseases like aortic stenosis and mitral ...

As people age, a buildup of calcium on the aortic valve can make it thicker and stiffer leading to aortic stenosis.