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The Silent Cholesterol Problem: Why Fit-Looking People Still Have Heart Attacks
One in five heart attack patients today is younger than 40, a significant increase from a decade ago
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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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Triglyceride-To-HDL Ratio: The Single Number On Your Blood Test That Predicts Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains how heart-healthy risk is determined by lipid markers. Here is the ratio that could be linked to heart disease risk and how to stabilise it naturally.
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Why The Future Of Heart Care Is About Prevention, Not Procedures
With advances in non-invasive imaging and risk assessment, doctors are increasingly able to identify heart disease before it becomes a crisis
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International Self-Care Day: Cardiologist Shares The Best Heart Self-Care Habits You Can Start Today
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of illness worldwide, but the good news is that many cardiovascular problems can be prevented through simple lifestyle changes.
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Eating An Avocado A Day May Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol, New Study Finds
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and high LDL cholesterol is one of its biggest risk factors. While medication is often needed for people with high cholesterol, healthy eating habits continue to play an important role in prevention.
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What Is Trans Fat And How Can It Increase Your Heart Attack Risk?
Although trans fats are harmful for everyone, some individuals face a much greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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Women With PMOS Have 4 Times Higher Risk Of Heart Disease: Lancet Study
Women with PMOS had a four-fold higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Importantly, the increased risk remained even after researchers adjusted for common heart disease risk factors such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
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Heart Disease Prevention: Study Finds How Increasing Fruits And Vegetable Intake Protects Your Heart
The researchers found that people who eat more fruits and vegetables are less likely to develop cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure.
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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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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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Childless Couple Lived On Rs 200 A Day, Left Rs 7 Crore For Sick Children
Inspired by a hospital charity appeal, the couple chose to dedicate their life savings to children in need, saying they did not require much money for themselves.
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AI Finds Hidden Heart Signal That May Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
After analysing ECGs and death certificates collected over a decade, researchers say AI uncovered a previously unknown heart signal that could identify people at risk of sudden cardiac death, even when conventional screening suggests they are healthy.
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FDA Approves First-Ever AI Tool To Detect Hidden Heart Conditions Before Symptoms Show
EchoNext examines the electrical signals captured during a routine ECG. Although these signals may appear normal to the human eye, the AI has been trained to detect subtle patterns linked to structural heart disease.
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Cardiologist Says Poor Lifestyle Is Driving Early Heart Attacks In Men
One of the most dangerous misconceptions is the belief that young adults are naturally protected against heart disease.
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The Silent Cholesterol Problem: Why Fit-Looking People Still Have Heart Attacks
One in five heart attack patients today is younger than 40, a significant increase from a decade ago
-
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.
-
Triglyceride-To-HDL Ratio: The Single Number On Your Blood Test That Predicts Heart Disease Risk
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains how heart-healthy risk is determined by lipid markers. Here is the ratio that could be linked to heart disease risk and how to stabilise it naturally.
-
Why The Future Of Heart Care Is About Prevention, Not Procedures
With advances in non-invasive imaging and risk assessment, doctors are increasingly able to identify heart disease before it becomes a crisis
-
International Self-Care Day: Cardiologist Shares The Best Heart Self-Care Habits You Can Start Today
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of illness worldwide, but the good news is that many cardiovascular problems can be prevented through simple lifestyle changes.
-
Eating An Avocado A Day May Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol, New Study Finds
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and high LDL cholesterol is one of its biggest risk factors. While medication is often needed for people with high cholesterol, healthy eating habits continue to play an important role in prevention.
-
What Is Trans Fat And How Can It Increase Your Heart Attack Risk?
Although trans fats are harmful for everyone, some individuals face a much greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
-
Women With PMOS Have 4 Times Higher Risk Of Heart Disease: Lancet Study
Women with PMOS had a four-fold higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Importantly, the increased risk remained even after researchers adjusted for common heart disease risk factors such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
-
Heart Disease Prevention: Study Finds How Increasing Fruits And Vegetable Intake Protects Your Heart
The researchers found that people who eat more fruits and vegetables are less likely to develop cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure.
-
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.
-
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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Childless Couple Lived On Rs 200 A Day, Left Rs 7 Crore For Sick Children
Inspired by a hospital charity appeal, the couple chose to dedicate their life savings to children in need, saying they did not require much money for themselves.
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AI Finds Hidden Heart Signal That May Predict Sudden Cardiac Death
After analysing ECGs and death certificates collected over a decade, researchers say AI uncovered a previously unknown heart signal that could identify people at risk of sudden cardiac death, even when conventional screening suggests they are healthy.
-
FDA Approves First-Ever AI Tool To Detect Hidden Heart Conditions Before Symptoms Show
EchoNext examines the electrical signals captured during a routine ECG. Although these signals may appear normal to the human eye, the AI has been trained to detect subtle patterns linked to structural heart disease.
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Cardiologist Says Poor Lifestyle Is Driving Early Heart Attacks In Men
One of the most dangerous misconceptions is the belief that young adults are naturally protected against heart disease.
