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Weight Loss: 9 Ways Intermittent Fasting Can Affect Your Health Negatively
We hope to provide a detailed review of why intermittent fasting may not be the best nutritional option for everyone.
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'In India, Not Just Christians...': Germany Envoy's Christmas Message
Churches, educational institutes, and private buildings in the national capital are all decked up with lights and festive decorations ahead of Christmas.
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Eminent Cardiologist Dr S Padmavati Dies Of COVID-19 At 103
Noted cardiologist Dr S Padmavati has died at 103 due to COVID-19, the National Heart Institute said on Sunday.
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Consuming Too Much Red Meat May Increase Levels Of Chemical Linked To Heart Diseases: Study
Been consuming too much bacon, beef or mutton? A study conducted by Cleveland Clinic and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) has suggested that it may increase levels of trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO)- a chemical linked to elevated risk of heart disease.
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China Directs Medical Institutions To Not Use Recalled Huahai-Made Drug
China's health regulator said on Monday all domestic medical institutions must cooperate with authorities and not use the valsartan blood and heart drug made by Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceutical that could pose cancer risks.
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Heart Disease Kills More Women Than Breast Cancer
Heart disease accounts for 1 in 4 deaths in women, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
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Energy Drinks May Cause Brain Haemorrhage; Invest in these Natural Energy Boosters Instead
According to the National Institute of Health, caffeine can cause major health conditions, including problems with the heart and blood vessels.
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World Heart Day 2017: 6 Healthiest Cooking Oils for Your Heart
The National Institute of Nutrition suggests that you must use a variety of cooking oils and not stick to just one cooking medium to reap maximum health benefits.
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Scientists Create Part-Human, Part-Pig Embryo
The experiment, described Thursday in the journal Cell, involves injecting human stem cells into the embryo of a pig, then implanting the embryo in the uterus of a sow and allowing it to grow. After four weeks, the stem cells had developed into the precursors of various tissue types, including heart, liver and neurons, and a small fraction of the d...
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Actor Om Puri's Unforgettable Intensity In A Career Of Stellar Performances
Om Puri, acting powerhouse, has died at 66 in Mumbai after a heart attack. He was known for his under-played performances and searing intensity. Mr Puri, who was born in 1950 to a Punjabi family living in Haryana, studied acting at the famous Film and Television Institute of India, Pune.
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Radical Changes Needed In Medical Education, Says Harsh Vardhan
Union minister Harsh Vardhan on Saturday said that there is "degeneration" in medical education in the country and stressed on the need for its "radical overhauling" with due emphasis on ethics.
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More Women Prone To Heart Disease Due To Smoking, Weight-Loss Practices: Study
More women are being diagnosed today with heart disease and associated ailments due to an "upward trend" in smoking, dangerous weight-loss practices and unhealthy diet, a medical study claims.
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Year-Long Drive For Delhi Schools On Prevention Of Heart Diseases
Seeking to inculcate healthy lifestyle among young people and raise awareness about coronary diseases, Delhi-based National Heart Institute (NHI) on Tuesday kicked off a year-long outreach programme, as part of which it will target at least one school in Delhi-NCR per week.
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Sugary Drinks Can Up Dangerous 'Deep' Fat
Middle-aged adults who drink sugary beverages like soda and coke every day are likely to have higher amount of a particular type of body fat that may affect diabetes and heart disease risk, a new study has found.
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Indian-American Gets National Institutes of Health Grant for Research
An Indian-American biomedical researcher in a US university has received 4,23,485 US dollars grant from National Institutes of Health (NIH), one of the world's foremost medical research centres, for his research in the field of ischemic heart disease.
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Weight Loss: 9 Ways Intermittent Fasting Can Affect Your Health Negatively
We hope to provide a detailed review of why intermittent fasting may not be the best nutritional option for everyone.
-
'In India, Not Just Christians...': Germany Envoy's Christmas Message
Churches, educational institutes, and private buildings in the national capital are all decked up with lights and festive decorations ahead of Christmas.
-
Eminent Cardiologist Dr S Padmavati Dies Of COVID-19 At 103
Noted cardiologist Dr S Padmavati has died at 103 due to COVID-19, the National Heart Institute said on Sunday.
-
Consuming Too Much Red Meat May Increase Levels Of Chemical Linked To Heart Diseases: Study
Been consuming too much bacon, beef or mutton? A study conducted by Cleveland Clinic and the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) has suggested that it may increase levels of trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO)- a chemical linked to elevated risk of heart disease.
-
China Directs Medical Institutions To Not Use Recalled Huahai-Made Drug
China's health regulator said on Monday all domestic medical institutions must cooperate with authorities and not use the valsartan blood and heart drug made by Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceutical that could pose cancer risks.
-
Heart Disease Kills More Women Than Breast Cancer
Heart disease accounts for 1 in 4 deaths in women, according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
-
Energy Drinks May Cause Brain Haemorrhage; Invest in these Natural Energy Boosters Instead
According to the National Institute of Health, caffeine can cause major health conditions, including problems with the heart and blood vessels.
-
World Heart Day 2017: 6 Healthiest Cooking Oils for Your Heart
The National Institute of Nutrition suggests that you must use a variety of cooking oils and not stick to just one cooking medium to reap maximum health benefits.
-
Scientists Create Part-Human, Part-Pig Embryo
The experiment, described Thursday in the journal Cell, involves injecting human stem cells into the embryo of a pig, then implanting the embryo in the uterus of a sow and allowing it to grow. After four weeks, the stem cells had developed into the precursors of various tissue types, including heart, liver and neurons, and a small fraction of the d...
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Actor Om Puri's Unforgettable Intensity In A Career Of Stellar Performances
Om Puri, acting powerhouse, has died at 66 in Mumbai after a heart attack. He was known for his under-played performances and searing intensity. Mr Puri, who was born in 1950 to a Punjabi family living in Haryana, studied acting at the famous Film and Television Institute of India, Pune.
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Radical Changes Needed In Medical Education, Says Harsh Vardhan
Union minister Harsh Vardhan on Saturday said that there is "degeneration" in medical education in the country and stressed on the need for its "radical overhauling" with due emphasis on ethics.
-
More Women Prone To Heart Disease Due To Smoking, Weight-Loss Practices: Study
More women are being diagnosed today with heart disease and associated ailments due to an "upward trend" in smoking, dangerous weight-loss practices and unhealthy diet, a medical study claims.
-
Year-Long Drive For Delhi Schools On Prevention Of Heart Diseases
Seeking to inculcate healthy lifestyle among young people and raise awareness about coronary diseases, Delhi-based National Heart Institute (NHI) on Tuesday kicked off a year-long outreach programme, as part of which it will target at least one school in Delhi-NCR per week.
-
Sugary Drinks Can Up Dangerous 'Deep' Fat
Middle-aged adults who drink sugary beverages like soda and coke every day are likely to have higher amount of a particular type of body fat that may affect diabetes and heart disease risk, a new study has found.
-
Indian-American Gets National Institutes of Health Grant for Research
An Indian-American biomedical researcher in a US university has received 4,23,485 US dollars grant from National Institutes of Health (NIH), one of the world's foremost medical research centres, for his research in the field of ischemic heart disease.
