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When Cancer Treatment Affects The Heart: Why Oncologists And Cardiologists Need To Work Together
Cancer treatments work in different ways, and their side effects can vary considerably. While many treatments have little effect on the heart, some can affect the heart muscle, blood pressure or normal rhythm of the heartbeat.
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Zumba, Pilates And HIIT: Is Your Heart Ready For Your Favourite Workout?
Whichever workout you choose, a gradual approach is safest. Begin with a few minutes of warm-up, such as brisk walking or marching on the spot, and finish with a cool-down and gentle stretching.
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Scared To Exercise After A Heart Attack? Experts Share Why This Fear Is Normal, How To Cope
A heart attack can change how people understand their body's signals, making them more alert. A faster heartbeat, for instance, may remind them of the medical emergency they experienced. As a result, some people avoid exercise altogether, even when they have been cleared for physical activity.
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How Many Eggs Can You Eat Safely In A Day? Know The Real Limit
While eggs are nutritious, there are concerns about their cholesterol content which makes people cautious about eating them regularly. Some people prefer to eat only egg whites, while others include whole eggs in their daily diet.
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Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
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Shekhar Suman Lost His 11-Year-Old Son To Endomyocardial Fibrosis In 1995: The Rare Heart Disease Explained
Endomyocardial fibrosis is a rare type of heart disease in which abnormal fibrous tissue, similar to scar tissue, builds up along the inner lining of the heart's chambers.
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Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Nana Patekar's Death: What Happens When A Blood Clot Blocks A Coronary Artery?
Patekar died in Goa on October 8, 2026, after doctors were unable to revive him despite attempts at cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
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Is Ageing Changing Your Heart Rhythm? What To Know About Atrial Fibrillation
While age is an important factor, AFib is not an inevitable part of growing older.
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Beyond Angiography: Heart Tests That Help Doctors Do Better Angioplasty
Angiography mainly shows the silhouette of the artery, while tests such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) allow doctors to see the artery from the inside.
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Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO
Global life expectancy is close to the levels seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, but the outlook for years lived in good health is recovering more...
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Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
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When Can You Safely Return To The Gym After A Heart Attack? What Cardiologists Suggest
Cardiac rehab helps heart attack patients safely recover and return to active lives through guided walking, gradual exercise, and structured care.
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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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33-Year-Old Man Suffers Heart Failure From Raw Milk Bacterial Infection: Is Unpasteurised Dairy Safe?
Brucellosis is an infection caused by Brucella bacteria. People can get it when they come in contact with infected animals or when they consume contaminated animal products, particularly unpasteurised milk and dairy products.
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When Cancer Treatment Affects The Heart: Why Oncologists And Cardiologists Need To Work Together
Cancer treatments work in different ways, and their side effects can vary considerably. While many treatments have little effect on the heart, some can affect the heart muscle, blood pressure or normal rhythm of the heartbeat.
-
Zumba, Pilates And HIIT: Is Your Heart Ready For Your Favourite Workout?
Whichever workout you choose, a gradual approach is safest. Begin with a few minutes of warm-up, such as brisk walking or marching on the spot, and finish with a cool-down and gentle stretching.
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Scared To Exercise After A Heart Attack? Experts Share Why This Fear Is Normal, How To Cope
A heart attack can change how people understand their body's signals, making them more alert. A faster heartbeat, for instance, may remind them of the medical emergency they experienced. As a result, some people avoid exercise altogether, even when they have been cleared for physical activity.
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How Many Eggs Can You Eat Safely In A Day? Know The Real Limit
While eggs are nutritious, there are concerns about their cholesterol content which makes people cautious about eating them regularly. Some people prefer to eat only egg whites, while others include whole eggs in their daily diet.
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Garba Night Health Alert: When Dizziness And A Racing Heart Signal More Than Fatigue
Prolonged Garba dancing can cause dizziness and palpitations due to dehydration, low blood sugar, heat exhaustion, or heart rhythm issues.
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Shekhar Suman Lost His 11-Year-Old Son To Endomyocardial Fibrosis In 1995: The Rare Heart Disease Explained
Endomyocardial fibrosis is a rare type of heart disease in which abnormal fibrous tissue, similar to scar tissue, builds up along the inner lining of the heart's chambers.
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Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Nana Patekar's Death: What Happens When A Blood Clot Blocks A Coronary Artery?
Patekar died in Goa on October 8, 2026, after doctors were unable to revive him despite attempts at cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
-
Is Ageing Changing Your Heart Rhythm? What To Know About Atrial Fibrillation
While age is an important factor, AFib is not an inevitable part of growing older.
-
Beyond Angiography: Heart Tests That Help Doctors Do Better Angioplasty
Angiography mainly shows the silhouette of the artery, while tests such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) allow doctors to see the artery from the inside.
-
Life Expectancy Almost Back To Pre-Covid Levels, Says WHO
Global life expectancy is close to the levels seen before the Covid-19 pandemic, but the outlook for years lived in good health is recovering more...
-
Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
-
When Can You Safely Return To The Gym After A Heart Attack? What Cardiologists Suggest
Cardiac rehab helps heart attack patients safely recover and return to active lives through guided walking, gradual exercise, and structured care.
-
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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33-Year-Old Man Suffers Heart Failure From Raw Milk Bacterial Infection: Is Unpasteurised Dairy Safe?
Brucellosis is an infection caused by Brucella bacteria. People can get it when they come in contact with infected animals or when they consume contaminated animal products, particularly unpasteurised milk and dairy products.
