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Chronic Lifestyle Diseases Now Kill More Indians Than Infections, New Lancet Study Shows
A sweeping new Global Burden of Disease (GBD) analysis published in The Lancet reveals that by 2023, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have overtaken infectious diseases as the leading cause of death in India.
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Could Heart Attacks Be Infectious? Study Points To Hidden Bacterial Triggers
A groundbreaking study from Finland and the UK suggests that heart attacks may be triggered by dormant bacterial biofilms that spring to life following viral infections or other triggers.
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Cholesterol: Winter Foods That Boost Good Cholesterol
A healthy diet, persistent exercise, and occasional medication can all help lower high cholesterol. Read on as we share winter foods to boost HDL.
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New Cholesterol Management Guidelines Call For Personalized Risk Assessments
Heart disease is the leading killer of Americans. Nearly a third of all U.S. adults have high LDL levels, a major cause of fatty deposits in arteries that lead to heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular problems.
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Very High Good Cholesterol Levels May Not Be Good For You, Here's Why
Variations in good cholesterol levels may place you at risk of infectious diseases, says study.
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Cholesterol Diet: Fluctuating Cholesterol May Up The Risk Of Infectious Disease; Here's What You Should Eat!
For the study, the team examined the data from 100,000 individuals. The researchers found that individuals with both low and high HDL cholesterol had high risk of hospitalisation with an infectious disease
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This Drug Can Save You From Malaria This Monsoon
A study conducted by scientists from Duke University in the US have discovered that Statins, a gene variant which affects cholestrol levels and reduces the risk of a heart attack or stroke may also provide protection against many other infectious diseases like typhoid fever and malaria.
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Chronic Lifestyle Diseases Now Kill More Indians Than Infections, New Lancet Study Shows
A sweeping new Global Burden of Disease (GBD) analysis published in The Lancet reveals that by 2023, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have overtaken infectious diseases as the leading cause of death in India.
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Could Heart Attacks Be Infectious? Study Points To Hidden Bacterial Triggers
A groundbreaking study from Finland and the UK suggests that heart attacks may be triggered by dormant bacterial biofilms that spring to life following viral infections or other triggers.
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Cholesterol: Winter Foods That Boost Good Cholesterol
A healthy diet, persistent exercise, and occasional medication can all help lower high cholesterol. Read on as we share winter foods to boost HDL.
-
New Cholesterol Management Guidelines Call For Personalized Risk Assessments
Heart disease is the leading killer of Americans. Nearly a third of all U.S. adults have high LDL levels, a major cause of fatty deposits in arteries that lead to heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular problems.
-
Very High Good Cholesterol Levels May Not Be Good For You, Here's Why
Variations in good cholesterol levels may place you at risk of infectious diseases, says study.
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Cholesterol Diet: Fluctuating Cholesterol May Up The Risk Of Infectious Disease; Here's What You Should Eat!
For the study, the team examined the data from 100,000 individuals. The researchers found that individuals with both low and high HDL cholesterol had high risk of hospitalisation with an infectious disease
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This Drug Can Save You From Malaria This Monsoon
A study conducted by scientists from Duke University in the US have discovered that Statins, a gene variant which affects cholestrol levels and reduces the risk of a heart attack or stroke may also provide protection against many other infectious diseases like typhoid fever and malaria.
