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Why Is Pancreatic Cancer So Under-Diagnosed?
Below we cover some common reasons why pancreatic cancer may be hard to diagnose.
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Daily Exercise Can Reduce Risk Of Stroke; Here's How
Here we discuss the many benefits of exercising and how it can lower the risk of stroke.
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Brain Health: Weakness In The Arm & Other Early Signs Of A Stroke
Read on as we share a list of signs and symptoms of stroke to watch out for.
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Brain: Can You Lower Your Risk Of Stroke With Regular Exercise?
Below we share a list of ways in which regular exercise can boost your health and lower your risk of stroke.
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Brain: Strategies To Help Reduce Risk Of Stroke
Below we share preventive measures you can take to reduce the risk of stroke.
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Brain: Lower Your Risk Of Stroke With These Strategies
Here we share a list of strategies you can follow to reduce your risk of stroke.
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Stroke: Symptoms, Causes And Other Things About Brain's Equivalent Of Heart Attack
Stroke risk can be increased by a variety of causes including lifestyle and medical factors.
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Heart: Exercising Can Cause Stroke In Certain Situations; Here's How To Prevent It
Certain conditions that can increase the risk of stroke may also be triggered or exacerbated by exercise, here's how to avoid it.
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Is Blood In Urine A Sign Of Kidney Cancer? Expert Answers
Smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, family history and radiation exposure are some of the factors that increase the risk of kidney cancer.
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This Is How Obesity Can Increase The Risk Of Cancer
People who are obese also tend to have higher levels of inflammatory cytokines in their blood, which can cause chronic inflammation and prompt faster division of cells
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How To Prevent Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Diseases? Keep Carbs And Glycemic Index In Check
"Did you know that genetics, sedentary lifestyle, and higher carb intake, make Indians more prone to Type 2 Diabetes and heart diseases?" says Anjali Mukerjee.
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Sedentary Lifestyle Is More Harmful Than You Think: Here's How
Sedentary lifestyle: According to WHO, sedentary lifestyles increase all causes of mortality, double the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and obesity, and increase the risks of colon cancer, high blood pressure and more serious health conditions.
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Are You Overweight? It Could Increase Your Risk Of Cancer; Fight Obesity With These Tips
Weight gain is linked with an increased risk of cancer. If you are overweight you need to fight obesity and practice different ways which can result in weight loss. It can affect both men and women. Here is the relation between obesity and cancer risk. Also, know tips to fight obesity.
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Here's How People With Diabetes Can Save Their Livers
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) affects up to a quarter of people in the West and is the most common cause of liver diseases around the world. It is closely associated with obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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Cancer And Obesity: What Is The Link?
In addition, having too much belly fat - a larger waistline - is linked to an increased risk of colorectal and some other cancers, regardless of body weight, the cancer society said.
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Why Is Pancreatic Cancer So Under-Diagnosed?
Below we cover some common reasons why pancreatic cancer may be hard to diagnose.
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Daily Exercise Can Reduce Risk Of Stroke; Here's How
Here we discuss the many benefits of exercising and how it can lower the risk of stroke.
-
Brain Health: Weakness In The Arm & Other Early Signs Of A Stroke
Read on as we share a list of signs and symptoms of stroke to watch out for.
-
Brain: Can You Lower Your Risk Of Stroke With Regular Exercise?
Below we share a list of ways in which regular exercise can boost your health and lower your risk of stroke.
-
Brain: Strategies To Help Reduce Risk Of Stroke
Below we share preventive measures you can take to reduce the risk of stroke.
-
Brain: Lower Your Risk Of Stroke With These Strategies
Here we share a list of strategies you can follow to reduce your risk of stroke.
-
Stroke: Symptoms, Causes And Other Things About Brain's Equivalent Of Heart Attack
Stroke risk can be increased by a variety of causes including lifestyle and medical factors.
-
Heart: Exercising Can Cause Stroke In Certain Situations; Here's How To Prevent It
Certain conditions that can increase the risk of stroke may also be triggered or exacerbated by exercise, here's how to avoid it.
-
Is Blood In Urine A Sign Of Kidney Cancer? Expert Answers
Smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, family history and radiation exposure are some of the factors that increase the risk of kidney cancer.
-
This Is How Obesity Can Increase The Risk Of Cancer
People who are obese also tend to have higher levels of inflammatory cytokines in their blood, which can cause chronic inflammation and prompt faster division of cells
-
How To Prevent Type 2 Diabetes, Heart Diseases? Keep Carbs And Glycemic Index In Check
"Did you know that genetics, sedentary lifestyle, and higher carb intake, make Indians more prone to Type 2 Diabetes and heart diseases?" says Anjali Mukerjee.
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Sedentary Lifestyle Is More Harmful Than You Think: Here's How
Sedentary lifestyle: According to WHO, sedentary lifestyles increase all causes of mortality, double the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and obesity, and increase the risks of colon cancer, high blood pressure and more serious health conditions.
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Are You Overweight? It Could Increase Your Risk Of Cancer; Fight Obesity With These Tips
Weight gain is linked with an increased risk of cancer. If you are overweight you need to fight obesity and practice different ways which can result in weight loss. It can affect both men and women. Here is the relation between obesity and cancer risk. Also, know tips to fight obesity.
-
Here's How People With Diabetes Can Save Their Livers
Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) affects up to a quarter of people in the West and is the most common cause of liver diseases around the world. It is closely associated with obesity and type 2 diabetes.
-
Cancer And Obesity: What Is The Link?
In addition, having too much belly fat - a larger waistline - is linked to an increased risk of colorectal and some other cancers, regardless of body weight, the cancer society said.
