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Are You At Risk? New Heart Risk Calculator Predicts Your Heart Disease Chances 30 Years Ahead
A new 30-year online heart risk calculator helps young adults detect long-term heart disease risk. The study was conducted by researchers from Northwestern University.
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Are You At Risk? New Heart Risk Calculator Predicts Your Heart Disease Chances 30 Years Ahead
A new 30-year online heart risk calculator helps young adults detect long-term heart disease risk. The study was conducted by researchers from Northwestern University.
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Breakthrough In Lab-Grown Mini-Organs Could Revolutionise Disease Research: Report
Scientists have successfully grown lab-made heart and liver organoids with their own blood vessels, marking a significant step toward realistic human organ models for disease study and drug testing.
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This AI-Powered Stethoscope Detects Heart Conditions In Just 15 Seconds
An AI-powered stethoscope developed by Imperial College researchers can diagnose heart conditions like heart failure, valve disease, and abnormal rhythms in just 15 seconds.
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Vitamin K Can Cut Down Heart Disease Risk: Food Sources And How Much To Consume Daily
Research indicates that vitamin K plays a crucial role in the regulation of calcium in the body, which is essential for maintaining healthy blood vessels and reducing the risk of arterial stiffness, a key factor in cardiovascular disease.
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Is Your Heart Ageing Faster Than You? Here's How To Find Out Your "Heart Age"
Your heart may be older than you are, new research suggests. A study published Wednesday in JAMA Cardiology found that many adults, especially in the United States, have a "heart age" that is several years older than their actual age.
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7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
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BMI May Influence Breast Cancer Risk In Women With Heart Disease: WHO
Excess weight may increase the risk of developing breast cancer among postmenopausal women with cardiovascular disease, according to a study by the World Health Organisation (WHO), published on Monday.
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Brighter Night-Time Light Exposure Linked To Higher Heart Disease Risk
Are you in the habit of sleeping with lights on during the night? Beware, a study led by an international team of researchers found that brighter night-time light exposure may increase the risks of five major cardiovascular diseases.
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Is Desi White Butter Good For Health?
Health Benefits Of White Desi Butter: Lets explore the nutritional benefits and risks associated with eating desi white butter.
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Is Alcohol Safe For Health? 8 Health Effects Of Alcohol Consumption We Already Know
Here, we explore eight known health effects of alcohol to understand whether it is truly safe for consumption.
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This Hidden Type Of Fat In Your Body Could Significantly Increase Your Risk Of Death
A new study has found that individuals with higher amounts of fat in and around their muscles are at a greater risk of heart disease, regardless of their BMI, highlighting the need for further research into this potential risk factor.
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Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
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Prolonged Standing Poses Circulatory Health Risks, Study Suggests
A study of more than 80,000 UK adults found that standing for extended periods without regular movement can raise the risk of circulatory issues like varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis. While standing desks are often seen as a healthier alternative to sitting, the research shows they don’t reduce the risk of heart disease or stroke. Instead,...
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Human Ageing Accelerates Dramatically at Age 44 and 60, Claims Study
Human ageing does not occur uniformly but instead accelerates significantly at around ages 44 and 60, claimed a new study. This research paper, published on August 14 in Nature Aging, highlights that physiological changes become more pronounced during these pivotal ages, which may be linked to increased risks of age-related diseases. The study focu...
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Are You At Risk? New Heart Risk Calculator Predicts Your Heart Disease Chances 30 Years Ahead
A new 30-year online heart risk calculator helps young adults detect long-term heart disease risk. The study was conducted by researchers from Northwestern University.
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Are You At Risk? New Heart Risk Calculator Predicts Your Heart Disease Chances 30 Years Ahead
A new 30-year online heart risk calculator helps young adults detect long-term heart disease risk. The study was conducted by researchers from Northwestern University.
-
Breakthrough In Lab-Grown Mini-Organs Could Revolutionise Disease Research: Report
Scientists have successfully grown lab-made heart and liver organoids with their own blood vessels, marking a significant step toward realistic human organ models for disease study and drug testing.
-
This AI-Powered Stethoscope Detects Heart Conditions In Just 15 Seconds
An AI-powered stethoscope developed by Imperial College researchers can diagnose heart conditions like heart failure, valve disease, and abnormal rhythms in just 15 seconds.
-
Vitamin K Can Cut Down Heart Disease Risk: Food Sources And How Much To Consume Daily
Research indicates that vitamin K plays a crucial role in the regulation of calcium in the body, which is essential for maintaining healthy blood vessels and reducing the risk of arterial stiffness, a key factor in cardiovascular disease.
-
Is Your Heart Ageing Faster Than You? Here's How To Find Out Your "Heart Age"
Your heart may be older than you are, new research suggests. A study published Wednesday in JAMA Cardiology found that many adults, especially in the United States, have a "heart age" that is several years older than their actual age.
-
7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
-
BMI May Influence Breast Cancer Risk In Women With Heart Disease: WHO
Excess weight may increase the risk of developing breast cancer among postmenopausal women with cardiovascular disease, according to a study by the World Health Organisation (WHO), published on Monday.
-
Brighter Night-Time Light Exposure Linked To Higher Heart Disease Risk
Are you in the habit of sleeping with lights on during the night? Beware, a study led by an international team of researchers found that brighter night-time light exposure may increase the risks of five major cardiovascular diseases.
-
Is Desi White Butter Good For Health?
Health Benefits Of White Desi Butter: Lets explore the nutritional benefits and risks associated with eating desi white butter.
-
Is Alcohol Safe For Health? 8 Health Effects Of Alcohol Consumption We Already Know
Here, we explore eight known health effects of alcohol to understand whether it is truly safe for consumption.
-
This Hidden Type Of Fat In Your Body Could Significantly Increase Your Risk Of Death
A new study has found that individuals with higher amounts of fat in and around their muscles are at a greater risk of heart disease, regardless of their BMI, highlighting the need for further research into this potential risk factor.
-
Indian-Origin CEO Strikes "Significant" UK Pact To Combat Cancer, Dementia
The root causes of diseases like cancer, dementia and heart disease are expected to be better understood following a "significant" research partnership involving an Indian-origin entrepreneur's genetics initiative.
-
Prolonged Standing Poses Circulatory Health Risks, Study Suggests
A study of more than 80,000 UK adults found that standing for extended periods without regular movement can raise the risk of circulatory issues like varicose veins and deep vein thrombosis. While standing desks are often seen as a healthier alternative to sitting, the research shows they don’t reduce the risk of heart disease or stroke. Instead,...
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Human Ageing Accelerates Dramatically at Age 44 and 60, Claims Study
Human ageing does not occur uniformly but instead accelerates significantly at around ages 44 and 60, claimed a new study. This research paper, published on August 14 in Nature Aging, highlights that physiological changes become more pronounced during these pivotal ages, which may be linked to increased risks of age-related diseases. The study focu...
