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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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Women's Heart Attack Symptoms Are Atypical Or Less Pronounced; Need To Be More Vigilant: AIIMS Cardiologist
"Women often experience milder or atypical symptoms compared to the classic presentation," said Dr Rajiv Narang, Professor ad HOD, Department of Cardiology, AIIMS Delhi.
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The Heart-Diabetes Link: How Managing Blood Sugar Protects Your Cardiac Health
Discover how controlling blood sugar prevents heart attacks, heart failure, and vessel damage. Expert insights from leading cardiologists explain the critical link between diabetes and cardiovascular wellness.
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India's Heart Story: Why It's Time To Think Prevention For The Nation
ndia is not only treating its own patients with increasingly sophisticated medical care, it is also attracting patients from other parts of the world.
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Beyond Cholesterol And Blood Pressure, New Environmental Risks To Heart Health Are Being Missed: Here's Why
Air pollution is often discussed as a cause of respiratory disease, but its effects extend to the heart and blood vessels.
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Gym, Running And Sudden Cardiac Events: What Should You Know Before Intense Exercise?
Cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops beating and prevents the flow of blood and oxygen reaching the vital organs.
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Can Your Smartwatch Detect An Irregular Heartbeat? What Cardiologists Want You To Know
Wearable technology can make heart rhythm monitoring more accessible, particularly for people whose symptoms come and go.
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Beyond A Slow Heartbeat: Understanding Irregular Heart Rhythm And Its Impact
Bradycardia occurs when the electrical signals that coordinate heartbeats are generated too slowly or are unable to travel through the heart effectively.
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These Seemingly Harmless Habits Can Quietly Damage Your Heart
Skipping regular health checks, sitting for hours, eating too much processed food or consistently sleeping poorly may not seem dangerous on a single day. However, when they are repeated, they can lead to high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels and other heart-related risks.
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Eating 100g More Ultra-Processed Food Daily May Raise Heart Risk By 14%: Study
A new meta-analysis of 51 studies involving 88 lakh adults found that every additional 100g of ultra-processed food consumed daily was associated with a 14% higher risk of cardiovascular events. Here is what the findings mean.
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When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
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Sugar Or Salt: Which Is More Harmful For Your Heart? Doctor Explains
Excess salt raises blood pressure and heart disease risk, especially in those with hypertension or kidney issues.
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Bodyweight Squats Vs Running: Which Is Better For Heart Health?
Bodyweight squats and running serve different purposes. Running is primarily an aerobic exercise, making it useful for improving cardiovascular endurance and cardiorespiratory fitness.
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Weak Handshake? Why Your Grip Strength Is Secretly Testing Your Heart
Dr K. Srinivas shares why a weak handshake could be linked to heart issues. Here are the ways that your grip strength is related to your heart health.
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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.
-
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.
-
Women's Heart Attack Symptoms Are Atypical Or Less Pronounced; Need To Be More Vigilant: AIIMS Cardiologist
"Women often experience milder or atypical symptoms compared to the classic presentation," said Dr Rajiv Narang, Professor ad HOD, Department of Cardiology, AIIMS Delhi.
-
The Heart-Diabetes Link: How Managing Blood Sugar Protects Your Cardiac Health
Discover how controlling blood sugar prevents heart attacks, heart failure, and vessel damage. Expert insights from leading cardiologists explain the critical link between diabetes and cardiovascular wellness.
-
India's Heart Story: Why It's Time To Think Prevention For The Nation
ndia is not only treating its own patients with increasingly sophisticated medical care, it is also attracting patients from other parts of the world.
-
Beyond Cholesterol And Blood Pressure, New Environmental Risks To Heart Health Are Being Missed: Here's Why
Air pollution is often discussed as a cause of respiratory disease, but its effects extend to the heart and blood vessels.
-
Gym, Running And Sudden Cardiac Events: What Should You Know Before Intense Exercise?
Cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops beating and prevents the flow of blood and oxygen reaching the vital organs.
-
Can Your Smartwatch Detect An Irregular Heartbeat? What Cardiologists Want You To Know
Wearable technology can make heart rhythm monitoring more accessible, particularly for people whose symptoms come and go.
-
Beyond A Slow Heartbeat: Understanding Irregular Heart Rhythm And Its Impact
Bradycardia occurs when the electrical signals that coordinate heartbeats are generated too slowly or are unable to travel through the heart effectively.
-
These Seemingly Harmless Habits Can Quietly Damage Your Heart
Skipping regular health checks, sitting for hours, eating too much processed food or consistently sleeping poorly may not seem dangerous on a single day. However, when they are repeated, they can lead to high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels and other heart-related risks.
-
Eating 100g More Ultra-Processed Food Daily May Raise Heart Risk By 14%: Study
A new meta-analysis of 51 studies involving 88 lakh adults found that every additional 100g of ultra-processed food consumed daily was associated with a 14% higher risk of cardiovascular events. Here is what the findings mean.
-
When Healthy Turns Harmful: Is Too Much Ghee Bad for Your Heart?
Ayurveda has always supported the fact that ghee has plenty of health benefits, but quality and quantity need to be regulated to reap these properly.
-
Sugar Or Salt: Which Is More Harmful For Your Heart? Doctor Explains
Excess salt raises blood pressure and heart disease risk, especially in those with hypertension or kidney issues.
-
Bodyweight Squats Vs Running: Which Is Better For Heart Health?
Bodyweight squats and running serve different purposes. Running is primarily an aerobic exercise, making it useful for improving cardiovascular endurance and cardiorespiratory fitness.
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Weak Handshake? Why Your Grip Strength Is Secretly Testing Your Heart
Dr K. Srinivas shares why a weak handshake could be linked to heart issues. Here are the ways that your grip strength is related to your heart health.
