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How To Keep Your Heart Healthy In Your 20s, 30s, 40s And Beyond
There are various ways to keep your heart healthy through the years. Here is how you can do so and make sure your heart remains healthy throughout your lifespan.
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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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3 Silent, Life-Threatening Diseases Treated In One 6-Hour Surgery
The coexistence of all three conditions in one patient is exceptionally rare, making it one of the first documented cases of its kind in the Delhi NCR region
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Chest Pain Isn't The Only Sign: Doctor Debunks 5 Common Misconceptions About Heart Health
Indians tend to develop cardiovascular disease at least a decade earlier than their western counterparts. Following are some of the myths people believe, which delays their doctor visit to get their heart checked.
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BMI vs Waist-To-Hip Ratio: Which Better Predicts Your Health Risk?
BMI is widely used to assess obesity but cannot differentiate between muscle and fat or indicate fat distribution in the body.
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No Sudden Chest Pain? Doctor Explains What Is A 'Silent' Heart Attack And How To Spot It
Many heart attacks happen with very mild or unusual symptoms that people often ignore. These are known as silent heart attacks, or silent myocardial infarctions. Even though the warning signs may be weak or completely absent, they can still cause serious damage to the heart muscle.
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How To Calculate Your Cholesterol Ratio And What It Means For Your Heart Health
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why knowing your cholesterol ratio is necessary. Here is how you can calculate it and what it means for your heart health.
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Why The Way You Spend Your Sunday May Decide How Your Heart Handles Monday
Several studies have reported a higher number of heart attacks and other cardiovascular events on Mondays compared to other days of the week. While there is no single cause behind this pattern, experts believe that a combination of factors may temporarily increase the burden on the heart.
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Can Dengue Affect Your Heart? Doctor Shares Warning Signs Patients Should Not Ignore
One of the less recognised but important complications is its impact on the heart. Although most people recover completely with proper treatment and rest, a small number of patients may develop heart-related problems that need prompt medical attention.
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What Back-To-Back Meetings Are Quietly Doing To Your Heart: Cardiologist Explains
Many working professionals seek medical advice for raised blood pressure, frequent palpitations, unexplained tiredness or disturbed sleep despite maintaining a reasonably healthy lifestyle
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5 Warning Signs Of Heart Complications During Viral Infections
Viral infections can take a toll on your heart function. Dr Ripen Gupta explains how heart complications during viral infections occur and when to seek medical care.
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Strong Chest And Back Muscles May Lower Heart Attack Risk By 31%, Finds Study
People with stronger and healthier chest and back muscles may have a lower risk of suffering a heart attack. Researchers believe these muscles may act as an important indicator of overall fitness and long-term heart health.
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Does IVF Impact Heart Health? Study Says New Mothers Have An Increased Risk Of Arterial Stiffness
The researchers found that women who became pregnant through IVF had stiffer large arteries up to five years after giving birth compared to women who conceived naturally.
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These Leg Workouts Can Improve Your Cardiovascular Health, Expert Explains
Strengthening leg muscles improves circulation, blood pressure, and insulin sensitivity, boosting overall heart health alongside aerobic exercise.
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Missing Sleep? Your Heart May Be Paying The Price
Inadequate sleep damages heart health by depriving the cardiovascular system of its essential nightly recovery window, which chronically forces the heart to work harder around the clock.
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How To Keep Your Heart Healthy In Your 20s, 30s, 40s And Beyond
There are various ways to keep your heart healthy through the years. Here is how you can do so and make sure your heart remains healthy throughout your lifespan.
-
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).
-
3 Silent, Life-Threatening Diseases Treated In One 6-Hour Surgery
The coexistence of all three conditions in one patient is exceptionally rare, making it one of the first documented cases of its kind in the Delhi NCR region
-
Chest Pain Isn't The Only Sign: Doctor Debunks 5 Common Misconceptions About Heart Health
Indians tend to develop cardiovascular disease at least a decade earlier than their western counterparts. Following are some of the myths people believe, which delays their doctor visit to get their heart checked.
-
BMI vs Waist-To-Hip Ratio: Which Better Predicts Your Health Risk?
BMI is widely used to assess obesity but cannot differentiate between muscle and fat or indicate fat distribution in the body.
-
No Sudden Chest Pain? Doctor Explains What Is A 'Silent' Heart Attack And How To Spot It
Many heart attacks happen with very mild or unusual symptoms that people often ignore. These are known as silent heart attacks, or silent myocardial infarctions. Even though the warning signs may be weak or completely absent, they can still cause serious damage to the heart muscle.
-
How To Calculate Your Cholesterol Ratio And What It Means For Your Heart Health
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why knowing your cholesterol ratio is necessary. Here is how you can calculate it and what it means for your heart health.
-
Why The Way You Spend Your Sunday May Decide How Your Heart Handles Monday
Several studies have reported a higher number of heart attacks and other cardiovascular events on Mondays compared to other days of the week. While there is no single cause behind this pattern, experts believe that a combination of factors may temporarily increase the burden on the heart.
-
Can Dengue Affect Your Heart? Doctor Shares Warning Signs Patients Should Not Ignore
One of the less recognised but important complications is its impact on the heart. Although most people recover completely with proper treatment and rest, a small number of patients may develop heart-related problems that need prompt medical attention.
-
What Back-To-Back Meetings Are Quietly Doing To Your Heart: Cardiologist Explains
Many working professionals seek medical advice for raised blood pressure, frequent palpitations, unexplained tiredness or disturbed sleep despite maintaining a reasonably healthy lifestyle
-
5 Warning Signs Of Heart Complications During Viral Infections
Viral infections can take a toll on your heart function. Dr Ripen Gupta explains how heart complications during viral infections occur and when to seek medical care.
-
Strong Chest And Back Muscles May Lower Heart Attack Risk By 31%, Finds Study
People with stronger and healthier chest and back muscles may have a lower risk of suffering a heart attack. Researchers believe these muscles may act as an important indicator of overall fitness and long-term heart health.
-
Does IVF Impact Heart Health? Study Says New Mothers Have An Increased Risk Of Arterial Stiffness
The researchers found that women who became pregnant through IVF had stiffer large arteries up to five years after giving birth compared to women who conceived naturally.
-
These Leg Workouts Can Improve Your Cardiovascular Health, Expert Explains
Strengthening leg muscles improves circulation, blood pressure, and insulin sensitivity, boosting overall heart health alongside aerobic exercise.
-
Missing Sleep? Your Heart May Be Paying The Price
Inadequate sleep damages heart health by depriving the cardiovascular system of its essential nightly recovery window, which chronically forces the heart to work harder around the clock.
