Cardiovascular Health Study

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  Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How

  A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.

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  Black Garlic Vs White Garlic: Which Is Better For Heart Function?

  Black garlic and white garlic are both great for heart function. Here is how they differ and which one you should consume.

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  Yak Milk: 5 Health Benefits Explained And How To Consume It

  Yak milk offers numerous health benefits, making it a popular new alternative. Here is how yak milk can benefit your health and how to consume it safely.

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  Human Heart Regrows Muscle Cells After Heart Attack: Study

  In a world-first discovery, scientists in Australia have found that the human heart can regrow muscle cells after a heart attack, raising hopes for future regenerative treatments for heart failure.

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  Keeping Bedroom Dark At Night May Reduce Your Risk Of Heart Disease And Improve Sleep Quality: Study

  A recent study, published in JAMA Network Open, has revealed that people who're exposed to light while sleeping have an increased risk of heart disease.

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  Daily Fish Oil Supplement Reduces Serious Cardiovascular Risks In Dialysis Patients, Finds Study

  The study found that participants who took four grams of fish oil each day showed significant improvements. The supplements had the natural omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA.

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  Late Morning Cardiac Surgery Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Deaths, Finds Study

  Heart surgery that begins late in the morning may raise the risk of cardiovascular deaths when compared to other times of the day, according to a study.

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  Intermittent Fasting Does Not Improve Metabolic Health Without Calorie Reduction, Finds Study

  The researchers didn't find any metabolic changes, however, the timing of meals did affect circadian rhythms.

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  Uterine Fibroids Linked to 81% Higher Heart Disease Risk, Finds New Study

  The study which was based on earlier research found that women who suffered from uterine fibroids may have an increased risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

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  Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study

  The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.

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  Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study

  The team, including researchers from the US and China, analysed long-term data from more than 2,400 people with prediabetes.

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  Study Reveals How Expanded Genetic Screening Could Save Millions From Heart Risk

  A recent study from Mayo Clinic reveals that standard protocols for genetic screening overlook most people with familial hypercholesterolemia (FH).

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  Reversing Prediabetes Can Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease Death By 60 Per Cent, Study Finds

  Prediabetic patients, who lower their blood sugar levels and can achieve remission, can effectively reduce the likelihood of serious heart problems by nearly 60 per cent, according to a study.

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  Reducing The Number Of Cigarettes You Smoke Will Not Help, Says New Study; This Will

  A recent study published in PLOS Medicine highlights how smoking intensity and cessation can impact your heart, health and more.

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  Current Heart Attack Screening Tools Miss 45% People At Risk, Claims New Study

  The cardiac screening tools used currently may be missing out 45 per cent of people at actual risk of heart attacks, according to a new study.