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Benefits Of Cinnamon In Reducing Cardiovascular Diseases For Women With PCOS
Cinnamon Benefits for Cardiovascular Diseases: This article explores how cinnamon can aid in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases and why it should be part of a PCOS friendly diet.
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Top 9 Healthy Heart Tips By A Cardiologist For Every Woman
This International Women's Day, observed every 8th of March, follow these tips by a cardiologist on how to keep your heart safe and healthy.
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World Heart Day 2021: Woman Could Have Heart Problem & Not Even Realize It: Expert Reveals
There is a significant lack of self-awareness among women about risk factors and the prevention of Cardiovascular diseases.
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World Health Day 2019: Getting To Know And Protect A Woman's Heart
Today is World Health Day and it is celebrating the theme of 'universal coverage for all'. The concept resonates well with everyone, but to me, coverage isn't only about access to hospitals and doctors but also access to knowledge that empowers us to prevent the onset of diseases and living a fulfilling life without fear.
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Researchers Suggest Yo-Yo Dieting May Raise Risk Of Heart Disease In Women
The researchers found that women who have lost 10 pounds (post following yo-yo diet) and regained weight within a year were more at risk of having heart-related troubles. Health experts always advice to maintain a healthy weight, as having a consistent body weight helps lowering heart disease risks.
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Traumatic Experiences May Increase the Risk of Heart Diseases in Women; Try these Heart-Friendly Foods
If you have been experiencing a traumatic experience, there is chance that you are at a risk of developing a heart disease. According to a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh, enduring up to three traumatic events could be all it takes for a woman to end up with heart disease.
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Eman Ahmed, Once World's Heaviest Woman, Dies In Abu Dhabi
Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.
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Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
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Can A Woman Get A Heart Attack? Know The Risks And Symptoms
Worldwide Heart disease continues to be the number 1 killer in adult women. Though coronary artery disease affects both men and women, broken heart syndrome and coronary microvascular disease are seen primarily in women.
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Failed IVF Treatment May Put Women at Risk of Heart Disease
Women who undergo fertility therapy, but do not get pregnant, may be at a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular disease, says a study.
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Migraine Ups Risk Of Heart Disease, Mortality In Women
Women suffering with migraines are at an increased risk of mortality from heart diseases than women who do not have migraine, finds a new study.
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Are You Working Night Shifts? It May Not Be Good For Your Heart
Rotating night shifts may slightly increase a woman's risk of heart disease, said a new study, published in the US journal JAMA.
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Benefits Of Cinnamon In Reducing Cardiovascular Diseases For Women With PCOS
Cinnamon Benefits for Cardiovascular Diseases: This article explores how cinnamon can aid in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases and why it should be part of a PCOS friendly diet.
-
Top 9 Healthy Heart Tips By A Cardiologist For Every Woman
This International Women's Day, observed every 8th of March, follow these tips by a cardiologist on how to keep your heart safe and healthy.
-
World Heart Day 2021: Woman Could Have Heart Problem & Not Even Realize It: Expert Reveals
There is a significant lack of self-awareness among women about risk factors and the prevention of Cardiovascular diseases.
-
World Health Day 2019: Getting To Know And Protect A Woman's Heart
Today is World Health Day and it is celebrating the theme of 'universal coverage for all'. The concept resonates well with everyone, but to me, coverage isn't only about access to hospitals and doctors but also access to knowledge that empowers us to prevent the onset of diseases and living a fulfilling life without fear.
-
Researchers Suggest Yo-Yo Dieting May Raise Risk Of Heart Disease In Women
The researchers found that women who have lost 10 pounds (post following yo-yo diet) and regained weight within a year were more at risk of having heart-related troubles. Health experts always advice to maintain a healthy weight, as having a consistent body weight helps lowering heart disease risks.
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Traumatic Experiences May Increase the Risk of Heart Diseases in Women; Try these Heart-Friendly Foods
If you have been experiencing a traumatic experience, there is chance that you are at a risk of developing a heart disease. According to a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh, enduring up to three traumatic events could be all it takes for a woman to end up with heart disease.
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Eman Ahmed, Once World's Heaviest Woman, Dies In Abu Dhabi
Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.
-
Vaginal Oestrogen Doesn't Increase A Woman's Risk Of Heart Disease Or Cancer
Compared with women who didn't use vaginal oestrogen, women who did had a 48 percent lower risk of heart disease and 60 percent lower odds of hip fractures, researchers report in Menopause. Read the report here.
-
Can A Woman Get A Heart Attack? Know The Risks And Symptoms
Worldwide Heart disease continues to be the number 1 killer in adult women. Though coronary artery disease affects both men and women, broken heart syndrome and coronary microvascular disease are seen primarily in women.
-
Failed IVF Treatment May Put Women at Risk of Heart Disease
Women who undergo fertility therapy, but do not get pregnant, may be at a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular disease, says a study.
-
Migraine Ups Risk Of Heart Disease, Mortality In Women
Women suffering with migraines are at an increased risk of mortality from heart diseases than women who do not have migraine, finds a new study.
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Are You Working Night Shifts? It May Not Be Good For Your Heart
Rotating night shifts may slightly increase a woman's risk of heart disease, said a new study, published in the US journal JAMA.
