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Can your Blood Type Affect Your Stroke Risk? Here's What You Need to Know
Recent research indicates that individuals with type A blood are more likely to suffer a stroke before the age of 60 compared to those with other blood types. A 2022 study involving nearly 17,000 stroke patients and 600,000 controls found a 16% increased risk for those with variations of the A blood group. The findings suggest that the mechanisms b...
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Know The Common And Early Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure; Natural Remedies
High blood pressure could lead to poor health outcomes like heart attack, stroke or other heart diseases. The best way out to prevent high blood pressure is checking your numbers constantly. Also, making some lifestyle changes could prevent and manage high blood pressure.
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Reducing Weight And Quitting Smoking May Reduce Stroke Risk ; Diet Tips To Keep Healthy
According to the journal BMJ, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, which includes quitting smoking and reducing weight, can help people at high genetic risk to decrease their chance of suffering a stroke
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Healthy Lifestyle Could Reduce Stroke Risk: Try These Heart-Healthy Fruits Too
A healthy lifestyle which includes quitting smoking and reducing weight, could help people at high genetic risk to significantly decrease their chance of suffering a stroke.
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Haemorrhagic Stroke Rate Highest In Northeast India: 6 Simple Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of A Stroke
Haemorrhagic strokes can be triggered due to high blood pressure and excessive consumption of salt. Here are some simple tips which can help you reduce your risk of suffering from a stroke.
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Sauna Bath Could Bring Down Risk of Stroke: 5 Heart-Friendly Foods You Should Try Too
The study revealed that people taking a sauna 4-7 times a week were 61% less likely to suffer a stroke than those taking a sauna once a week.
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What Is A Silent Stroke? Are You At Risk
A silent stroke is one which does not show any symptoms.
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Potassium in Bananas and Avocadoes May Prevent Heart Strokes: Study
If you are not loading up on enough potassium for the day, there may be a chance that you might have to suffer from cardiovascular diseases. According to a study published in Journal JCI Insight, eating one banana and an avocado a day may prevent hardening of the arteries that can result in heart diseases.
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High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
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Yoga for Summer: Cooling Pranayam to Beat the Heat
These cooling pranayama techniques are great for people suffering from heatstroke. You can practice them anytime in the day.
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Mini Strokes Can Put You at The Risk of a Major Heart Attack
Doctors revealed recently that people who have once suffered a mini-stroke heart attack are at a higher risk of suffering a major stroke in the near future
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People Suffering Mini-Strokes More Likely To Suffer Major Strokes
People who suffer a mini-stroke -- a brief stroke-like attack -- are at a higher risk of suffering a stroke within the next few days and if not provided immediate medical care, the patient loses 1.9 million neurons, also called nerve cells, doctors said on Sunday.
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Early Periods at the Age of 13 or Younger May Put Girls at Risk of Stroke
Girls who start their menstruation at the age of 13 or younger may be nearly 1.8 times more likely to suffer a stroke.
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An Egg a Day May Cut Stroke Risk: Study
A daily dose of one egg daily - an affordable source of high quality protein - may cut the risk of suffering a stroke by 12 per cent, a new study has claimed.
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Staying Fit During Midlife Lowers Risk of Stroke in Later Years
People who exercise and stay fit during their midlife (45-50 years) are less likely to suffer from a stroke after the age of 65. American Heart Association recommends 150 minutes ofmoderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise weekly.
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Can your Blood Type Affect Your Stroke Risk? Here's What You Need to Know
Recent research indicates that individuals with type A blood are more likely to suffer a stroke before the age of 60 compared to those with other blood types. A 2022 study involving nearly 17,000 stroke patients and 600,000 controls found a 16% increased risk for those with variations of the A blood group. The findings suggest that the mechanisms b...
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Know The Common And Early Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure; Natural Remedies
High blood pressure could lead to poor health outcomes like heart attack, stroke or other heart diseases. The best way out to prevent high blood pressure is checking your numbers constantly. Also, making some lifestyle changes could prevent and manage high blood pressure.
-
Reducing Weight And Quitting Smoking May Reduce Stroke Risk ; Diet Tips To Keep Healthy
According to the journal BMJ, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, which includes quitting smoking and reducing weight, can help people at high genetic risk to decrease their chance of suffering a stroke
-
Healthy Lifestyle Could Reduce Stroke Risk: Try These Heart-Healthy Fruits Too
A healthy lifestyle which includes quitting smoking and reducing weight, could help people at high genetic risk to significantly decrease their chance of suffering a stroke.
-
Haemorrhagic Stroke Rate Highest In Northeast India: 6 Simple Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of A Stroke
Haemorrhagic strokes can be triggered due to high blood pressure and excessive consumption of salt. Here are some simple tips which can help you reduce your risk of suffering from a stroke.
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Sauna Bath Could Bring Down Risk of Stroke: 5 Heart-Friendly Foods You Should Try Too
The study revealed that people taking a sauna 4-7 times a week were 61% less likely to suffer a stroke than those taking a sauna once a week.
-
What Is A Silent Stroke? Are You At Risk
A silent stroke is one which does not show any symptoms.
-
Potassium in Bananas and Avocadoes May Prevent Heart Strokes: Study
If you are not loading up on enough potassium for the day, there may be a chance that you might have to suffer from cardiovascular diseases. According to a study published in Journal JCI Insight, eating one banana and an avocado a day may prevent hardening of the arteries that can result in heart diseases.
-
High BP During Pregnancy May Lead To A Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
Women without a history of cardiovascular events, who suffered from pre-eclampsia during their pregnancy, faced a higher risk of atherosclerosis during post-menopausal years.
-
Yoga for Summer: Cooling Pranayam to Beat the Heat
These cooling pranayama techniques are great for people suffering from heatstroke. You can practice them anytime in the day.
-
Mini Strokes Can Put You at The Risk of a Major Heart Attack
Doctors revealed recently that people who have once suffered a mini-stroke heart attack are at a higher risk of suffering a major stroke in the near future
-
People Suffering Mini-Strokes More Likely To Suffer Major Strokes
People who suffer a mini-stroke -- a brief stroke-like attack -- are at a higher risk of suffering a stroke within the next few days and if not provided immediate medical care, the patient loses 1.9 million neurons, also called nerve cells, doctors said on Sunday.
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Early Periods at the Age of 13 or Younger May Put Girls at Risk of Stroke
Girls who start their menstruation at the age of 13 or younger may be nearly 1.8 times more likely to suffer a stroke.
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An Egg a Day May Cut Stroke Risk: Study
A daily dose of one egg daily - an affordable source of high quality protein - may cut the risk of suffering a stroke by 12 per cent, a new study has claimed.
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Staying Fit During Midlife Lowers Risk of Stroke in Later Years
People who exercise and stay fit during their midlife (45-50 years) are less likely to suffer from a stroke after the age of 65. American Heart Association recommends 150 minutes ofmoderate exercise or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise weekly.
