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Bengaluru Cardiologist Explains How Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Death Due To Heart Attacks
The cardiologist wrote that air pollution is an important and under-recognised risk factor for cardiovascular events.
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How Google's New Algorithm Can Detect Heart Condition Through Retinal Scan
Google's new algorithm can predict and help prevent cardiovascular events using a single retina scan. The technology could reveal heart's health condition with just a look in the eyes after matching the scans with a matrix for cardiovascular risks.
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Doing Push-Ups May Help Cut Heart Disease Risk In Middle-Aged Men: Try These Ayurvedic Herbs Too
Men who are able to do more than 40 push-ups had a 96 percent reduced risk of cardiovascular disorder events
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Here's What Your Hand Grip Strength Says About Your Heart Health
Hand grip strength, often used as a measure of muscular strength, has also been associated with calculating the cardiovascular risk.
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Heart Attacks More Common During Winters? Omega 3 Consumption Can Stave Off the Risks
For the study the team analysed the link between weather conditions and the occurrence of any heart-related event in close to 2,80,000 patients.
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High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
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Stress Can Alter Brain Pattern, Trigger Cardiovascular Diseases: Try Ayurvedic Remedies to Protect Your Heart
Higher levels of stressful activity in brain may trigger heart ailments like stroke and heart attack, suggest experts.
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Check Your Blood Group! You Could Be At Risk Of A Heart Disease
According to researchers, some blood group types are at a higher risk of suffering from coronary heart disease.
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Irregular Heartbeat May Cause Serious Health Hazards
Irregular heartbeat -- also known as atrial fibrillation -- may lead to serious health issues like heart attacks, heart failure, chronic kidney disease and sudden cardiac death, finds a study. The researchers studied the associations between atrial fibrillation and cardiovascular disease, renal (kidney) disease and death.
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Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
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Specific Levels of Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Troubles
Researchers tracked major adverse cardiac events, including death, coronary artery disease, heart attacks, stroke, heart and kidney failure.
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Energy Drinks May Increase Blood Pressure: Study
Consumption of energy drinks may lead to increase in blood pressure, which can cause risk of serious cardiovascular events, a new study has claimed.
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Sleep apnoea raises cardiac risk
The risk of fatal or non-fatal cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks, is increased in men with severe obstructive sleep apnoea.
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Bengaluru Cardiologist Explains How Air Pollution Increases Risk Of Death Due To Heart Attacks
The cardiologist wrote that air pollution is an important and under-recognised risk factor for cardiovascular events.
-
How Google's New Algorithm Can Detect Heart Condition Through Retinal Scan
Google's new algorithm can predict and help prevent cardiovascular events using a single retina scan. The technology could reveal heart's health condition with just a look in the eyes after matching the scans with a matrix for cardiovascular risks.
-
Doing Push-Ups May Help Cut Heart Disease Risk In Middle-Aged Men: Try These Ayurvedic Herbs Too
Men who are able to do more than 40 push-ups had a 96 percent reduced risk of cardiovascular disorder events
-
Here's What Your Hand Grip Strength Says About Your Heart Health
Hand grip strength, often used as a measure of muscular strength, has also been associated with calculating the cardiovascular risk.
-
Heart Attacks More Common During Winters? Omega 3 Consumption Can Stave Off the Risks
For the study the team analysed the link between weather conditions and the occurrence of any heart-related event in close to 2,80,000 patients.
-
High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
-
Stress Can Alter Brain Pattern, Trigger Cardiovascular Diseases: Try Ayurvedic Remedies to Protect Your Heart
Higher levels of stressful activity in brain may trigger heart ailments like stroke and heart attack, suggest experts.
-
Check Your Blood Group! You Could Be At Risk Of A Heart Disease
According to researchers, some blood group types are at a higher risk of suffering from coronary heart disease.
-
Irregular Heartbeat May Cause Serious Health Hazards
Irregular heartbeat -- also known as atrial fibrillation -- may lead to serious health issues like heart attacks, heart failure, chronic kidney disease and sudden cardiac death, finds a study. The researchers studied the associations between atrial fibrillation and cardiovascular disease, renal (kidney) disease and death.
-
Female Pet Owners May Be Less Likely to Die of Stroke
U.S. women over age 50 and generally healthy were less likely to die of cardiovascular events like stroke if they had a cat or dog, the researchers found.
-
Specific Levels of Low Vitamin D Linked to Heart Troubles
Researchers tracked major adverse cardiac events, including death, coronary artery disease, heart attacks, stroke, heart and kidney failure.
-
Energy Drinks May Increase Blood Pressure: Study
Consumption of energy drinks may lead to increase in blood pressure, which can cause risk of serious cardiovascular events, a new study has claimed.
-
Sleep apnoea raises cardiac risk
The risk of fatal or non-fatal cardiovascular events, such as heart attacks, is increased in men with severe obstructive sleep apnoea.
