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09 Dec 2024

Study Links Sweetened Drinks To Increased Cardiovascular Disease Risks

A groundbreaking Swedish study highlights the dangers of sweetened beverages and high sugar consumption on heart health, linking them to severe cardiovascular diseases.

World Heart Day 2024

28 Sep 2024

World Heart Day 2024: Date, Theme, History, And Significance

World Heart Day, celebrated annually on September 29, is a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular diseases Cardiovascular diseases account for 18.6 million deaths globally every year Risk factors for heart disease include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking and poor diet

World Heart Day

28 Sep 2024

3.9 Mn Annual Deaths From Heart Attacks And Strokes In South-East Asia: WHO

Heart attacks and strokes pose a significant health crisis in the South-East Asia region, leading to 3.9 million deaths each year, according to the World Health Organization.

12 Mar 2024

Is Ghee Heart Healthy?Effect Of Clarified Butter On Your Cardiovascular Health

Discover the truth behind ghee and its impact on heart health in this insightful article. Exoerts share more on the myths surrounding the consumption of ghee and understand its role in a balanced diet for optimal cardiovascular wellness. Read on.

20 Nov 2023

Understanding Powerful Link Between Gut Health And Cardiovascular Diseases

A balanced gut can contribute to the regulation of health risk factors such as hypertension and elevated cholesterol levels, here is an expert guide to how your gut impacts your heart health.

03 Oct 2023

Why Losing Weight Good For Your Heart Health? 5 Benefits Of Weight Loss

Being overweight or obese isn’t simply about how you look or how it places strain on your joints Gradual and permanent weight loss and reducing your risk for coronary artery disease and stroke may just save your life Your blood pressure measures how hard your heart has to work to pump blood through your blood vessels

World Heart Day

29 Sep 2023

World Heart Day 2023: Expert Shares Common Signs Of Stress

Managing stress with relaxation techniques, exercise, and healthy habits is essential for preserving heart health.

29 Sep 2023

World Heart Day 2023: 10 Tips For A Healthy Heart- Check Cardiologist's Advice

On World Heart Day 2023, a cardiologist shares 10 key points to ensure a healthy heart and boost heart health.

Benefits of exercise

22 Aug 2023

Staying Physically Active Can Prevent Stroke And Heart Rhythm Disorders: Study

A recent study revealed that staying physically active can help in preventing stroke and other cardiovascular ailments like heart-rhythm disorders.

09 Jul 2023

Heart Health: These 6 Foods May Help Lower Cardiovascular Disease - Study

The study reveals that whole-fat dairy products in combination is the key to lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease in adults, including heart attacks and strokes.

08 Jul 2023

Dos And Don'ts For A Healthy Heart - Check Expert's Advice

For a healthy heart, it is advised to reduce the intake of fried foods, simple sugars, and high-calorie sweetened beverages Engaging in activities like brisk walking, swimming, or cycling improves heart function and boosts overall fitness The key lies in moderation and avoiding excessive salt consumption, regardless of the type

High blood pressure

02 Jun 2023

Managing Asymptomatic High Blood Pressure Linked With Kidney Injury: Study

The study suggests that the common practice of acutely treating asymptomatic inpatient blood pressure could be harmful and the use of intravenous antihypertensives in particular should be discouraged.

07 Apr 2023

Gene-Linked Obesity Has A Lower Risk Of Developing Heart Diseases: Study

A recent study has revealed that those with obesity who have a genetic tendency for high BMI have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease than those whose obesity is mostly caused by environmental factors like lifestyle. Read more to learn.

Heart Monitoring

31 Jan 2023

Implantable Loop Recorders: A Breakthrough in Heart Monitoring

Early detection and treatment of abnormal heart rhythms are crucial for managing heart diseases. One of the most effective ways to detect abnormal rhythms is through long-term heart monitoring, which allows doctors to identify patterns and trends that may reveal a problem.

06 Sep 2022

Not just obesity, ultra processed food can even lead to cancer: Study

A significant proportion of the excess mortality risk associated with a poor diet was explained by a higher degree of food processing In contrast, ultra-processed food intake remained associated with mortality even after the poor nutritional quality of the diet was accounted for Findings are mixed due to limitations in study design and sample sizes

31 Mar 2022

Ignoring cholesterol, glucose levels at 35 may increase the risk of Alzheimers

Although high LDL has been consistently associated with AD risk in many previous studies, the link between HDL and AD was inconclusive

20 Mar 2022

Shortness of breath could signal heart attack with worst survival rate: Study

Chest pain is the hallmark presentation of myocardial infarction but other complaints such as shortness of breath, upper abdominal or neck pain, or transient loss of consciousness (blackouts) may be the reason to attend the emergency department.

09 Feb 2022

Covid infections raise risk of heart conditions up to a year later

Covid amplifies the risk of heart disease 3 million people in the US suffered heart complications due to Covid

World Heart Day

29 Sep 2021

Major weight loss may reverse heart disease risks linked to obesity: Study

The risk of high blood pressure and LDLs were similar in Americans who used to have obesity and those who had always maintained a healthy weight However, although the risk of current type 2 diabetes lessened with weight loss, it remained elevated in people who formerly had obesity

23 Sep 2021

Can physical activity accelerate risk of heart attacks?

The study does not outweigh the numerous health benefits of regular exercise that can help ward off obesity, diabetes, heart attack/stroke, and death, among other things Higher physical activity was associated with faster progression of CAC scores

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