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Will Cutting Down Your Sodium Intake Reduce The Risk Of Non-Communicable Diseases?
Here, we explore the impact of sodium reduction on health and how it might contribute to managing NCD risks.
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Soon, Food Packets Will Have Bigger, Bolder Info On Sugar, Salt, Fat
Healthcare and nutritional experts have been calling out the need to curb the intake of packaged food items, rich in sugar, salt and saturated fats -- a major reason for the rising incidences of non-communicable Diseases (NCDs).
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Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
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10 Of The Most Nutritious Plant-Based Foods To Eat Regularly
Incorporating these power-packed foods into your regular diet can significantly support your health and wellbeing.
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Women's Health: Superfoods To Consume During Perimenopause
Consuming a diet rich in nutrient-dense superfoods can help alleviate symptoms of perimenopause and support overall health and wellbeing.
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Want To Improve Heart Health With Mediterranean Diet? 7 Tips To Get You Started
The Mediterranean diet is rich in antioxidant-rich foods and had shown to improve cardiovascular health. Read on t find tips that will help you get started.
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7 Foods That May Help Boost Immunity During Spring Season
Immunity is at an all-time low and we often catch a cold or 'spring fever' during this season. Luckily, there are some healthy foods that can be added to the diet to boost immunity and keep diseases at bay.
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Iron-Rich Diet: 5 Bajra Recipes That May Help Combat Anaemia
Bajra recipes are loaded with protein, fibre, complex carbs and more. Besides, it is also gluten-free, making it ideal for the ones who prefer avoiding wheat in their diet (or the ones with celiac disease).
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Hypertension Diet: Can Beetroot Help Control High Blood Pressure? Expert Explains How It Works
Hypertension diet: A healthy diet can help beat the health hazards linked with high blood pressure. Managing hypertension involves both diet and lifestyle changes. In this article you will know about an amazing root vegetable that you must not miss.
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Early Detection Of Glaucoma And Other Reasons Why Regular Eye Check-Ups Are Important For You
Eye health: A recent study gave more clarity as to why glaucoma patients report very few early symptoms of the disease, and may not get their eyes tested until the disease has reached a more advanced stage. Read here to know everything about it.
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Avoid These Foods For Healthy Cholesterol Levels; Know Other Heart Friendly Foods
Heart heath: Cholesterol deposits in the walls of the arteries that restricts the flow of the blood. This can significantly increase the risk of heart disease. Here are some foods you should avoid for a healthy heart.
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Cardiovascular Diseases: Know What To Eat And Avoid For A Healthy Heart
Cardiovascular diseases: According to the World Health Organisation, cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death globally. A healthy diet can help you control the risk. Here's a list of foods you should eat and avoid for a healthy heart.
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Dietary Approaches To Stop Hypertension: Beginner's Guide To The DASH Diet
High blood pressure: DASH is a practical approach to control and prevent hypertension. To follow the DASH diet you need eat and avoid certain foods. Here are the basics of the DASH diet you need to know.
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"Only The Pain Of Needle Prick": COVID-19 Plasma Donors Share Experience
The process of donating plasma to treat COVID-19 is not very complex and can be done in just two hours, a donor in Delhi has told NDTV. One of the most discussed methods of treatment of the diseased caused by the novel coronavirus is plasma therapy, which involves the transfusion of plasma from a convalescent coronavirus patient to a critical patie...
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EPS Calls Coronavirus "Disease Of The Rich" Amid 15 Deaths In Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami described coronavirus as a "disease of the rich" and a "big challenge", and said the state has managed to contain the spread of the contagion with daily positive cases showing a dip.
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Will Cutting Down Your Sodium Intake Reduce The Risk Of Non-Communicable Diseases?
Here, we explore the impact of sodium reduction on health and how it might contribute to managing NCD risks.
-
Soon, Food Packets Will Have Bigger, Bolder Info On Sugar, Salt, Fat
Healthcare and nutritional experts have been calling out the need to curb the intake of packaged food items, rich in sugar, salt and saturated fats -- a major reason for the rising incidences of non-communicable Diseases (NCDs).
-
Rich People Are Genetically At Greater Risk Of Cancer Than The Poor, Reveals New Study
The rich are at a heightened genetic risk for breast, prostate and other types of cancer, according to the study.
-
10 Of The Most Nutritious Plant-Based Foods To Eat Regularly
Incorporating these power-packed foods into your regular diet can significantly support your health and wellbeing.
-
Women's Health: Superfoods To Consume During Perimenopause
Consuming a diet rich in nutrient-dense superfoods can help alleviate symptoms of perimenopause and support overall health and wellbeing.
-
Want To Improve Heart Health With Mediterranean Diet? 7 Tips To Get You Started
The Mediterranean diet is rich in antioxidant-rich foods and had shown to improve cardiovascular health. Read on t find tips that will help you get started.
-
7 Foods That May Help Boost Immunity During Spring Season
Immunity is at an all-time low and we often catch a cold or 'spring fever' during this season. Luckily, there are some healthy foods that can be added to the diet to boost immunity and keep diseases at bay.
-
Iron-Rich Diet: 5 Bajra Recipes That May Help Combat Anaemia
Bajra recipes are loaded with protein, fibre, complex carbs and more. Besides, it is also gluten-free, making it ideal for the ones who prefer avoiding wheat in their diet (or the ones with celiac disease).
-
Hypertension Diet: Can Beetroot Help Control High Blood Pressure? Expert Explains How It Works
Hypertension diet: A healthy diet can help beat the health hazards linked with high blood pressure. Managing hypertension involves both diet and lifestyle changes. In this article you will know about an amazing root vegetable that you must not miss.
-
Early Detection Of Glaucoma And Other Reasons Why Regular Eye Check-Ups Are Important For You
Eye health: A recent study gave more clarity as to why glaucoma patients report very few early symptoms of the disease, and may not get their eyes tested until the disease has reached a more advanced stage. Read here to know everything about it.
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Avoid These Foods For Healthy Cholesterol Levels; Know Other Heart Friendly Foods
Heart heath: Cholesterol deposits in the walls of the arteries that restricts the flow of the blood. This can significantly increase the risk of heart disease. Here are some foods you should avoid for a healthy heart.
-
Cardiovascular Diseases: Know What To Eat And Avoid For A Healthy Heart
Cardiovascular diseases: According to the World Health Organisation, cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of death globally. A healthy diet can help you control the risk. Here's a list of foods you should eat and avoid for a healthy heart.
-
Dietary Approaches To Stop Hypertension: Beginner's Guide To The DASH Diet
High blood pressure: DASH is a practical approach to control and prevent hypertension. To follow the DASH diet you need eat and avoid certain foods. Here are the basics of the DASH diet you need to know.
-
"Only The Pain Of Needle Prick": COVID-19 Plasma Donors Share Experience
The process of donating plasma to treat COVID-19 is not very complex and can be done in just two hours, a donor in Delhi has told NDTV. One of the most discussed methods of treatment of the diseased caused by the novel coronavirus is plasma therapy, which involves the transfusion of plasma from a convalescent coronavirus patient to a critical patie...
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EPS Calls Coronavirus "Disease Of The Rich" Amid 15 Deaths In Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami described coronavirus as a "disease of the rich" and a "big challenge", and said the state has managed to contain the spread of the contagion with daily positive cases showing a dip.
