Plaque In Arteries

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  Heart Attack In 30s: 5 Factors Increase The Risk Of Plaque Buildup In Your Arteries

  There are multiple factors that can increase the risk of heart attack in younger population,here are some of these.

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  Heart: 10 Superfoods That Can Help Reduce Plaque In Arteries

  If you have existing heart conditions or concerns, it's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional for personalised advice.

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  This New AI-Based Technique Can Detect Heart Conditions, May Help Avert Heart Attacks

  In what may lead to the development of new treatments for heart diseases, researchers have created a novel artificial intelligence (AI) technique that can detect plaque erosion in heart arteries. The technique uses optical coherence tomography (OCT) images to monitor arterial plaque.

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  Study Shows Vitamin K Benefits Heart Health

  During the research, it was reported that people who ate more foods containing vitamin K had a lower risk of cardiovascular disease-related to atherosclerosis (plaque build-up in the arteries).

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  World's First 'Living Robots' Created by Scientists, Using Stem Cells

  A group of scientists have succeeded in using living cells from frog embryos into other new life-forms, which they are referring to as a 'living, programmable organisms'.

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  How Does Air Pollution Affect Your Heart Health? Expert Explains

  Air pollution and heart health: Pollution levels have reached an all-time high in India and patients suffering from angina or atrial fibrillation may have felt worse under these conditions, as continuous exposure to pollutants leads to plaque formation in the arteries thereby triggering heart attacks in patients who are at high risk.

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  Heart Health: Alarming Signs And Symptoms Of Clogged Arteries; Know Prevention Steps

  Clogged arteries can trigger the risk of heart diseases and other multiple chronic conditions. The development of plaque in arteries leads to this improper flow of blood. Here are the symptoms of clogged arteries which you must know. Also know prevention steps.

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  Here's How Bad Cholesterol Enters The Walls Of Artery And Make It Narrow

  The plaques narrow the artery and can become unstable. Plaques that rupture can activate blood clotting and block blood flow to the brain or heart, resulting in a stroke or heart attack

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  Eating A Large Breakfast Maybe Key To A Healthy Heart, Says Preliminary Study

  Researchers said that eating at least one-fifth of your daily calorie budget in breakfast may result in lesser plaque buildup and stiffness in arteries, as compared to those who consume a smaller breakfast lower in calories and portion size.

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  Eating These Foods May Help Regulate Cholesterol Naturally

  Bad cholesterol forms a layer of plaque on the walls of arteries, which makes it difficult for the blood to flow in its natural pace, which further contributes to high blood pressure and in worse cases, even a stroke. But did you know that plaque build-up is reversible? All you have to do is to change your diet and lifestyle. There are certain food...

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  5 Superfoods To Get Rid Of Cholesterol Woes Forever

  Superfoods for high cholesterol: High cholesterol has the tendency build up on the artery walls. This buildup of plaque on artery walls can restrict flow of blood to your heart, brain and rest of the body.

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  7 Natural Cholesterol Reducers For A Healthy Heart

  The most important thing for keeping your cholesterol levels under control is limiting intake of saturated and trans fats.

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  Your Forehead Wrinkles May Predict Death Due To Heart Disease; Here's How And Check Now!

  The wrinkles on your forehead may not be just an inevitable consequence of ageing, but could also signal an early death due to cardiovascular disease (CVD), researchers have warned.

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  Here's How Dangerous Red Meat Can Be For Your Heart

  Health experts have long established saturated fats found in red meat as one major cause of heart disease.

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  Gut Bacteria Strongly Linked To Cause Of Heart Attack, Says Study

  The gut microbiome plays an important role in an individual's risk for atherosclerosis, one of the major causes of heart attack and stroke.