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10 Bollywood Celebrities Who Quit Alcohol: What Addiction Does To Your Health
Bollywood celebrities like Javed Akhtar, Pooja Bhatt, and Fardeen Khan have publicly shared their experiences with alcohol dependence and recovery.
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Double Diabetes: Is It More Dangerous? Early Warning Signs, Risk Factors And How To Reduce Your Risk
Double diabetes occurs when a person with type 1 diabetes also develops insulin resistance, complicating blood sugar management.
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Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Looks Very Different To Late-Onset Version: Study
Early-onset Alzheimers patients show distinct symptoms and health issues compared to late-onset cases, especially five years before diagnosis.
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Delhi's Winter Pollution Plan: What It Means For Your Lungs And Heart
Delhi faces hazardous air quality in winter due to vehicle emissions, dust, industrial pollution, and stubble burning, impacting lung and heart health.
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Struggling With Heavy Squats? How Valsalva Manoeuvre May Boost Strength
The Valsalva manoeuvre can be a useful tool for experienced lifters performing heavy squats because it can increase trunk stiffness and help maintain stability when handling high loads.
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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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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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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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Heart Calcium Scan: Who Really Needs It And When Is It Necessary?
A heart calcium scan detects calcium deposits in coronary arteries to assess cardiovascular risk in people with uncertain heart disease risk.
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Weak Handshake? Why Your Grip Strength Is Secretly Testing Your Heart
Dr K. Srinivas shares why a weak handshake could be linked to heart issues. Here are the ways that your grip strength is related to your heart health.
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Popular Zero-Calorie Sweetener Xylitol Linked To Heart Attacks And Strokes
The new research, presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026, examined whether blood levels of xylitol were associated with cardiovascular events in the general population. Researchers analysed data from two large observational studies involving a total of 17,710 participants.
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Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
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When High-Intensity Exercise Isn't The Best Choice For Your Heart
For some people, especially those with an undiagnosed heart condition or several cardiovascular risk factors, sudden high-intensity exercise may place more strain on the heart than it can safely handle.
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Can Your Resting Heart Rate Predict Future Heart Disease Risk? Doctor Answers
Resting heart rate is simply how many times the heart beats per minute when the body is completely still, ideally measured after sitting or lying quietly for a few minutes. The textbook range for adults is 60 to 100 beats per minute (bpm).
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10 Bollywood Celebrities Who Quit Alcohol: What Addiction Does To Your Health
Bollywood celebrities like Javed Akhtar, Pooja Bhatt, and Fardeen Khan have publicly shared their experiences with alcohol dependence and recovery.
-
Double Diabetes: Is It More Dangerous? Early Warning Signs, Risk Factors And How To Reduce Your Risk
Double diabetes occurs when a person with type 1 diabetes also develops insulin resistance, complicating blood sugar management.
-
Early-Onset Alzheimer's Disease Looks Very Different To Late-Onset Version: Study
Early-onset Alzheimers patients show distinct symptoms and health issues compared to late-onset cases, especially five years before diagnosis.
-
Delhi's Winter Pollution Plan: What It Means For Your Lungs And Heart
Delhi faces hazardous air quality in winter due to vehicle emissions, dust, industrial pollution, and stubble burning, impacting lung and heart health.
-
Struggling With Heavy Squats? How Valsalva Manoeuvre May Boost Strength
The Valsalva manoeuvre can be a useful tool for experienced lifters performing heavy squats because it can increase trunk stiffness and help maintain stability when handling high loads.
-
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.
-
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).
-
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.
-
Heart Calcium Scan: Who Really Needs It And When Is It Necessary?
A heart calcium scan detects calcium deposits in coronary arteries to assess cardiovascular risk in people with uncertain heart disease risk.
-
Weak Handshake? Why Your Grip Strength Is Secretly Testing Your Heart
Dr K. Srinivas shares why a weak handshake could be linked to heart issues. Here are the ways that your grip strength is related to your heart health.
-
Popular Zero-Calorie Sweetener Xylitol Linked To Heart Attacks And Strokes
The new research, presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2026, examined whether blood levels of xylitol were associated with cardiovascular events in the general population. Researchers analysed data from two large observational studies involving a total of 17,710 participants.
-
Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
-
When High-Intensity Exercise Isn't The Best Choice For Your Heart
For some people, especially those with an undiagnosed heart condition or several cardiovascular risk factors, sudden high-intensity exercise may place more strain on the heart than it can safely handle.
-
Can Your Resting Heart Rate Predict Future Heart Disease Risk? Doctor Answers
Resting heart rate is simply how many times the heart beats per minute when the body is completely still, ideally measured after sitting or lying quietly for a few minutes. The textbook range for adults is 60 to 100 beats per minute (bpm).
