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Heart Attack Consequence: How Surviving A Cardiac Event Secretly Speeds Up Brain Ageing And Memory Loss
After surviving a cardiac event, your brain can be affected. Dr Sanjeev Gera explains why preserving your brain function and memory is vital after a heart attack.
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Mental Distress Following Heart Attack Can Increase Risk Of Another Cardiac Event: Study
Recognising and treating psychological distress with strategies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, antidepressants and stress reduction techniques could help improve mental health.
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Mental Distress Following Heart Attack Can Increase Risk Of Another Cardiac Event: Study
Recognising and treating psychological distress with strategies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, antidepressants and stress reduction techniques could help improve mental health.
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55% Patients Couldn't Understand Seriousness, Died: AIIMS Study On Heart Attacks
The study, conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and published in the top medical journal The Lancet, sought to address the reasons for delays at multiple levels in reaching the facilities.
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Non-response to antidepressants raises cardiac risk
Patients showing no response to antidepressant treatment for depression after a heart attack might have a high risk of another cardiac event.
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Heart Attack Consequence: How Surviving A Cardiac Event Secretly Speeds Up Brain Ageing And Memory Loss
After surviving a cardiac event, your brain can be affected. Dr Sanjeev Gera explains why preserving your brain function and memory is vital after a heart attack.
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Mental Distress Following Heart Attack Can Increase Risk Of Another Cardiac Event: Study
Recognising and treating psychological distress with strategies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, antidepressants and stress reduction techniques could help improve mental health.
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Mental Distress Following Heart Attack Can Increase Risk Of Another Cardiac Event: Study
Recognising and treating psychological distress with strategies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, antidepressants and stress reduction techniques could help improve mental health.
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55% Patients Couldn't Understand Seriousness, Died: AIIMS Study On Heart Attacks
The study, conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and published in the top medical journal The Lancet, sought to address the reasons for delays at multiple levels in reaching the facilities.
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Non-response to antidepressants raises cardiac risk
Patients showing no response to antidepressant treatment for depression after a heart attack might have a high risk of another cardiac event.
