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Suffering From Heart Failure? This Fruit Extract Can Help Improve Heart Function By 80 Per Cent
The researchers found that urolithin A helped heart tissue relax, reduced fibrosis or scarring, and limited abnormal enlargement of heart muscle cells. The team also tested the compound on engineered human heart tissue made from stem cells and found improved relaxation.
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Can A Leg Condition Predict Stroke? What You Need To Know
Peripheral artery disease causes leg pain and signals potential widespread artery blockage, increasing stroke risk.
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5 Myths About Women's Heart Health You Need To Stop Believing
Misunderstandings about heart disease can contribute to delayed diagnosis and poorer outcomes in women. Some symptoms may be mistaken for acidity, anxiety or simple exhaustion, while certain risk factors may be overlooked.
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Anxiety Or Heart Issue? How Chronic Stress Quietly Damages Your Heart
Long-term emotional stress can contribute to high blood pressure, inflammation, poor sleep and unhealthy habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol intake, overeating and physical inactivity. Read on to know more about how emotional stress affects your heart.
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Early Menopause And Heart Disease: Doctor Explains The Overlooked Risk For Women
The link between early menopause and heart health is important because heart disease is one of the major health concerns for women. Recognising early menopause as a possible heart risk can help women and doctors focus on prevention and screening.
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Ranbir Kapoor Turns 44: His Fitness Lessons For A Lean And Healthy Body
Ranbir Kapoor's different film roles demonstrate how dramatically a person's physique can change when training and nutrition are structured around a specific objective.
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Can Smoking Raise Your Blood Pressure? Doctors Explain What Happens
When a person smokes, nicotine stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, which can increase heart rate and cause blood vessels to narrow. As a result, the heart has to work harder to pump blood through the body, potentially causing blood pressure to rise temporarily.
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These Seemingly Harmless Habits Can Quietly Damage Your Heart
Skipping regular health checks, sitting for hours, eating too much processed food or consistently sleeping poorly may not seem dangerous on a single day. However, when they are repeated, they can lead to high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels and other heart-related risks.
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Eating 100g More Ultra-Processed Food Daily May Raise Heart Risk By 14%: Study
A new meta-analysis of 51 studies involving 88 lakh adults found that every additional 100g of ultra-processed food consumed daily was associated with a 14% higher risk of cardiovascular events. Here is what the findings mean.
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Extra 100gm Of Ultra-Processed Foods Daily Linked To 14 Per Cent Higher Risk Of Heart Event: Study
Eating a lot of ultra processed foods was associated with higher risks of cardiovascular events (24 per cent), cancer (12 per cent) and obesity or overweight (23 per cent).
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Stopping GLP-1 Medications? It May Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke By 22%
Researchers compared 132,551 people who had been prescribed GLP-1 medications with 201,136 people taking sulfonylureas, another group of diabetes medicines. Treatment status was assessed every six months.
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Chronic Inflammation Linked To Silent Heart Damage, Study Says
The researchers found that higher inflammation levels were associated with structural changes in the heart, including thickened heart walls, smaller heart chambers and poorer heart filling. Such changes can develop silently for years before potentially progressing to heart failure.
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Bryan Johnson's 5-Step Sleep Routine: From Bedtime To Better Recovery
While Bryan Johnson's highly structured approach may attract attention, experts caution against treating any celebrity's routine as a universal prescription
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Can An Eye Scan Detect Heart Disease? Cardiologist Explains What Your Retina Can Reveal
The growing interest in retinal imaging comes from the possibility of using the eye as a non-invasive window into vascular health
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Sugar Or Salt: Which Is More Harmful For Your Heart? Doctor Explains
Excess salt raises blood pressure and heart disease risk, especially in those with hypertension or kidney issues.
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Suffering From Heart Failure? This Fruit Extract Can Help Improve Heart Function By 80 Per Cent
The researchers found that urolithin A helped heart tissue relax, reduced fibrosis or scarring, and limited abnormal enlargement of heart muscle cells. The team also tested the compound on engineered human heart tissue made from stem cells and found improved relaxation.
-
Can A Leg Condition Predict Stroke? What You Need To Know
Peripheral artery disease causes leg pain and signals potential widespread artery blockage, increasing stroke risk.
-
5 Myths About Women's Heart Health You Need To Stop Believing
Misunderstandings about heart disease can contribute to delayed diagnosis and poorer outcomes in women. Some symptoms may be mistaken for acidity, anxiety or simple exhaustion, while certain risk factors may be overlooked.
-
Anxiety Or Heart Issue? How Chronic Stress Quietly Damages Your Heart
Long-term emotional stress can contribute to high blood pressure, inflammation, poor sleep and unhealthy habits such as smoking, excessive alcohol intake, overeating and physical inactivity. Read on to know more about how emotional stress affects your heart.
-
Early Menopause And Heart Disease: Doctor Explains The Overlooked Risk For Women
The link between early menopause and heart health is important because heart disease is one of the major health concerns for women. Recognising early menopause as a possible heart risk can help women and doctors focus on prevention and screening.
-
Ranbir Kapoor Turns 44: His Fitness Lessons For A Lean And Healthy Body
Ranbir Kapoor's different film roles demonstrate how dramatically a person's physique can change when training and nutrition are structured around a specific objective.
-
Can Smoking Raise Your Blood Pressure? Doctors Explain What Happens
When a person smokes, nicotine stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, which can increase heart rate and cause blood vessels to narrow. As a result, the heart has to work harder to pump blood through the body, potentially causing blood pressure to rise temporarily.
-
These Seemingly Harmless Habits Can Quietly Damage Your Heart
Skipping regular health checks, sitting for hours, eating too much processed food or consistently sleeping poorly may not seem dangerous on a single day. However, when they are repeated, they can lead to high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels and other heart-related risks.
-
Eating 100g More Ultra-Processed Food Daily May Raise Heart Risk By 14%: Study
A new meta-analysis of 51 studies involving 88 lakh adults found that every additional 100g of ultra-processed food consumed daily was associated with a 14% higher risk of cardiovascular events. Here is what the findings mean.
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Extra 100gm Of Ultra-Processed Foods Daily Linked To 14 Per Cent Higher Risk Of Heart Event: Study
Eating a lot of ultra processed foods was associated with higher risks of cardiovascular events (24 per cent), cancer (12 per cent) and obesity or overweight (23 per cent).
-
Stopping GLP-1 Medications? It May Increase Your Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke By 22%
Researchers compared 132,551 people who had been prescribed GLP-1 medications with 201,136 people taking sulfonylureas, another group of diabetes medicines. Treatment status was assessed every six months.
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Chronic Inflammation Linked To Silent Heart Damage, Study Says
The researchers found that higher inflammation levels were associated with structural changes in the heart, including thickened heart walls, smaller heart chambers and poorer heart filling. Such changes can develop silently for years before potentially progressing to heart failure.
-
Bryan Johnson's 5-Step Sleep Routine: From Bedtime To Better Recovery
While Bryan Johnson's highly structured approach may attract attention, experts caution against treating any celebrity's routine as a universal prescription
-
Can An Eye Scan Detect Heart Disease? Cardiologist Explains What Your Retina Can Reveal
The growing interest in retinal imaging comes from the possibility of using the eye as a non-invasive window into vascular health
-
Sugar Or Salt: Which Is More Harmful For Your Heart? Doctor Explains
Excess salt raises blood pressure and heart disease risk, especially in those with hypertension or kidney issues.
