Heart Attack Risk In Women
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Infection After Chicken Pox Can Increase Your Risk Of Stroke
Shingles, an infection that causes shooting pain and blisters on the torso can increase your chance of getting a cardiovascular disease by more than 40%
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Breastfeeding Mothers Have 10 Per Cent Lower Risk of Heart Attack
Breastfeeding helps the mother burn extra calories faster, thereby facilitating a quicker loss of post-pregnancy weight.
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Are You Working Night Shifts? It May Not Be Good For Your Heart
Rotating night shifts may slightly increase a woman's risk of heart disease, said a new study, published in the US journal JAMA.
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The 'Widowmaker' Isn't Human, But It Takes Many, Many Lives
She thought it was only a 24-hour bug. What she really had almost killed her. This type of heart attack causes sudden death so frequently that it's earned the nickname "the widowmaker."
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2 Beers a Week Cut Heart Attack Risk in Women
If you are a woman and love to enjoy your favourite bubbly at least twice per week, time to rejoice as you run a 30 percent lower risk of heart attack compared with women who never drink beer, a large-scale Swedish study has found.
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Infection After Chicken Pox Can Increase Your Risk Of Stroke
Shingles, an infection that causes shooting pain and blisters on the torso can increase your chance of getting a cardiovascular disease by more than 40%
-
Breastfeeding Mothers Have 10 Per Cent Lower Risk of Heart Attack
Breastfeeding helps the mother burn extra calories faster, thereby facilitating a quicker loss of post-pregnancy weight.
-
Are You Working Night Shifts? It May Not Be Good For Your Heart
Rotating night shifts may slightly increase a woman's risk of heart disease, said a new study, published in the US journal JAMA.
-
The 'Widowmaker' Isn't Human, But It Takes Many, Many Lives
She thought it was only a 24-hour bug. What she really had almost killed her. This type of heart attack causes sudden death so frequently that it's earned the nickname "the widowmaker."
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2 Beers a Week Cut Heart Attack Risk in Women
If you are a woman and love to enjoy your favourite bubbly at least twice per week, time to rejoice as you run a 30 percent lower risk of heart attack compared with women who never drink beer, a large-scale Swedish study has found.
