Heart Disease Deaths

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  Cardiovascular Diseases Cause One-Third Of All Deaths In India: Report

  The Report on Causes of Death: 2021-2023, issued on Wednesday, said non-communicable diseases are the leading causes of death in the country, constituting 56.7 per cent of all deaths.

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  This Common Chemical Found In Homes Linked To More Than 350,000 Heart Disease Deaths

  Phthalates are chemicals that make plastics more flexible and are also used in personal care products like lotions, shampoos, and perfumes to retain fragrances.

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  Cancer Is The Top Cause Of Deaths In High-Income Countries, Surpasses Heart Disease: Study

  Cancer and heart disease: Two reports published in The Lancet revealed that cancer has surpassed heart disease as the leading cause of death in high-income countries. Heart disease, however, continues to be the leading cause of death globally.

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  India Amongst 5 Countries With Highest Rheumatic Heart Disease Deaths

  Rheumatic heart disease is a condition of damaged heart valves caused by bacterial infection that leads to rheumatic fever.

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  Healthier Fats Can Cut Heart Disease Death Risk

  Eating healthier fats could save more than a million people dying from heart disease, says recent research adding that the types of diet changes needed would differ greatly between countries.

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  Daily 30 Minute Walk Reduces Death Risk From Heart Diseases

  Just 30 minutes of brisk walking five days a week can reduce risk of death from cardiovascular diseases, especially in women and those younger than 70 years of age, a new Argentinean study has claimed.

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  Air Pollution Linked to Increased Deaths Due to Heart Disease: Study

  Even minuscule increase in the amount of tiny chemical particles -- by 10 micrograms per cubic metre of air, for example -- lead to roughly a 10 percent increase in risk of death due to heart disease, says a study.

• Pessimistic heart patients die early

  As compared to those with an optimistic outlook, heart disease patients with a negative approach are more likely to die early.

• Anxiety linked to heart disease

  Continuous anxiety and depression can take a heavy toll on the heart.

• Lifestyle changes help reduce heart deaths

  Healthier eating habits and a decline in smoking has helped a large share of the drop in heart disease deaths.