Search Results for: cardiovascular disease
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Lifestyle
Wearable devices don’t enthuse people with cardiovascular diseases
A study finds that people at risk of cardiovascular diseases are not very keen on using wearable devices
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Health
Study shows Obese girls more likely to face cardiovascular disease
Obese girls displayed a pattern of lipid profile alterations and a higher propensity to develop cardiovascular disease in adulthood A new study has found that o
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Working hours deviating from body clock linked to cardiovascular disease risk
The study found that for each hour the work schedule was out of sync with an employee’s body clock, the risk of heart disease got worse According to the f
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RGCB research finds possibility of heart disease risk reduction in diabetes patients
RGCB findings significant as they can lead to reduction of the risk of heart disease in patients with diabetes
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Sleep apnea worsens heart disease: Study finds
Obstructive sleep apnea can negatively impact patients’ health and increase the risk of cardiovascular events and death Health care experts urge increased
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Study finds, Plant-based dinner could reduce the risk of heart disease
Meal timing along with food quality are important factors to consider when looking for ways to lower your risk of heart disease People who eat too many refined
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Lifestyle
The study suggests stair climbing offers cardiovascular, muscular benefits for heart patients
Stair climbing is a safe, efficient, and feasible option for cardiac rehabilitation A new study has found that stair climbing provides significant cardiovascula
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One cup of leafy green vegetables a day keeps heart diseases away: Study
The research adds to growing evidence linking vegetables generally and leafy greens specifically with improved cardiovascular health and muscle strength New Edi
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Researchers find causal link between cardiovascular health and coffee consumption
Who drinks decaffeinated coffee, is more likely prone to the adverse effects of caffeine, and more susceptible to high blood pressure.” In a world-first s
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Study reveals wildfire smoke linked to skin disease
Air pollution from wildfires, which consists of fine particulate matter (PM2.5), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and gases, can impact both normal and
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Mobile health technology can be beneficial for adults with heart disease
Mobile health technology can be beneficial in encouraging lifestyle behaviour changes and medication adherence among adults Mobile health technology including f
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Exercise could benefit patients with kidney disease
“Extreme amounts of exercise can induce heart rhythm disorders in those with kidney disease Exercising regularly is known to have many health advantages b
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Pregnancy complications increase the risk of heart disease in women
Pregnancy complications and early menopause increase women’s future risk of heart disease The study was published in the ‘European Heart JournalR
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Study Shows Walnuts May Have Calming Impacts that Diminish Risks of Heart Disease
This study lets us know the significance of walnuts and how calming it can be for a Human Body.
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Climate
Begusarai, India’s Bihar State, Tops 2023’s Most Polluted Cities Worldwide
A recent report by IQAir has shed light on the alarming state of air quality across the globe, with India emerging as a focal point in the crisis. According to
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Health
Global Obesity Rates Double Since 1990: WHO Report
A recent report released by the World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed alarming statistics regarding the global prevalence of obesity. The study, publishe
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Bed Rotting the latest millennial lingo: Is Gen Z falling prey to another ‘harmless’ trend on TikTok?
The Gen Z have discovered a new trend. On TikTok, feeds related to a phenomenon named “bed rotting” have garnered more than 130 million views. Despi
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Health
What ails India’s heart?
Lately, during the festive Garba event organised in the Kapadvanj Kheda of Gujarat, ten participants lost their lives to heart attacks within tha
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Press Releases
Joha rice – the Nutraceutical of choice in diabetes management
Joha rice, aromatic rice cultivated in the Northeastern region of India is effective in lowering blood glucose and preventing diabetes onset and hence is an eff
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Press Releases
On the occasion of World Health Day, Union Health Ministry organises a Walkathon event in New Delhi
On the occasion of World Health Day, the Union Ministry of Health & Family Welfare organised a walkathon event in New Delhi
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