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More Weight Loss While On Ozempic Means Lower Risk Of Obesity-Related Diseases, Says New Study
The new analysis suggests that greater weight loss achieved while taking Ozempic and similar GLP-1 medications may lead to a larger reduction in obesity-related disease risk.
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Normal Cholesterol, Hidden Risk: Fortis Cardiologist Explains Why Many Heart Attacks Are Missed Until It Is Too Late
Cholesterol remains an important marker, but it does not tell the whole story. Most people focus on LDL, often called "bad cholesterol".
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No Smoking, No Alcohol, No Obesity: Doctor Explains Heart Disease Causes In Healthy Individuals
When patients present with heart disease despite a seemingly healthy lifestyle, it necessitates a deeper, personalised investigation.
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Women's Day 2026: Why Migraines And Stroke Risk Are Higher In Women
Migraines affect women far more than men and may signal higher stroke risk in some cases. Experts explain how hormonal changes, lifestyle factors and migraine with aura can increase risks, and what women can do to protect their brain health.
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What Should You Avoid After A Stent Implant? Cardiologist Shares Tips For A Healthy Heart
The procedure to place a stent, often called angioplasty, is performed to restore proper blood flow, reduce symptoms (like chest pain), and lower the risk of heart attacks.
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Too Much Sitting Increases Risk Of Future Health Problems. Here's How
For chest pain patients, the amount of time they spend sedentary afterward is linked to a greater risk for more heart problems and death within a year.
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Top 10 Causes Of Deaths In India
This article delves into the ten leading causes of death in India, providing insights into each and highlighting the importance of addressing these health concerns.
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What Is The Reason For The Increased Number Of Heart Attacks In Young People
Myocardial infarction (MI) was once thought to be an issue for the elderly. A heart attack in someone under the age of 40 was extremely uncommon, but now one in every five-heart attack patient are under the age of 40.
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World Heart Day 2021: How Regular Heart Checkups Can Save Your Life
World Heart Day, celebrated on 29th September annually, is the World's and the World Heart Federations biggest platform to raise awareness about cardiovascualr diseases.
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Heart Disease And Diet: 5 Popular Myths Busted! Know What Heart Patients Should Eat And Avoid
Heart patients should consume a healthy diet. A healthy lifestyle and diet can help you fight the risk of heart disease effectively. Here are some myths about heart disease and diet, you need to know.
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World Hypertension Day 2020: Understanding Hypertension; Know Ways To Control High Blood Pressure
World Hypertension Day 2020: Most patients with hypertension have 'essential' hypertension i.e. hypertension not secondary to another disease. Essential hypertension is not curable. The complications of hypertension, in general, are preventable but not reversible.
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Stents More Effective Than Drugs For Heart Disease? What Study Says
Some of the most common invasive heart procedures in America are no better at preventing heart attacks and death in patients with stable heart disease than pills and lifestyle improvements alone, according to a massive federally funded study designed to resolve a long-standing controversy in cardiology.
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Ramadan 2019: This Is The Best Fruit To Break Your Roza- It Is Great For High Blood Pressure And Diabetes As Well!
Ramadan 2019: Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho talks about the many health benefits of dates, how they are the perfect fruit to break your roza, and how they benefit people with heart disease, hypertension, anemia and much more.
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15 Potassium Rich Foods That Are A Must For People With High Blood Pressure
Increasing potassium through diet is recommended for people with blood pressure above 120/80. Here are 15 potassium rich foods that must be a part of your diet if you have high blood pressure.
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Heart Patients, You Must Follow These Dietary Recommendations
High blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, obesity, being physically inactive and smoking are the main causes behind heart diseases
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More Weight Loss While On Ozempic Means Lower Risk Of Obesity-Related Diseases, Says New Study
The new analysis suggests that greater weight loss achieved while taking Ozempic and similar GLP-1 medications may lead to a larger reduction in obesity-related disease risk.
-
Normal Cholesterol, Hidden Risk: Fortis Cardiologist Explains Why Many Heart Attacks Are Missed Until It Is Too Late
Cholesterol remains an important marker, but it does not tell the whole story. Most people focus on LDL, often called "bad cholesterol".
-
No Smoking, No Alcohol, No Obesity: Doctor Explains Heart Disease Causes In Healthy Individuals
When patients present with heart disease despite a seemingly healthy lifestyle, it necessitates a deeper, personalised investigation.
-
Women's Day 2026: Why Migraines And Stroke Risk Are Higher In Women
Migraines affect women far more than men and may signal higher stroke risk in some cases. Experts explain how hormonal changes, lifestyle factors and migraine with aura can increase risks, and what women can do to protect their brain health.
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What Should You Avoid After A Stent Implant? Cardiologist Shares Tips For A Healthy Heart
The procedure to place a stent, often called angioplasty, is performed to restore proper blood flow, reduce symptoms (like chest pain), and lower the risk of heart attacks.
-
Too Much Sitting Increases Risk Of Future Health Problems. Here's How
For chest pain patients, the amount of time they spend sedentary afterward is linked to a greater risk for more heart problems and death within a year.
-
Top 10 Causes Of Deaths In India
This article delves into the ten leading causes of death in India, providing insights into each and highlighting the importance of addressing these health concerns.
-
What Is The Reason For The Increased Number Of Heart Attacks In Young People
Myocardial infarction (MI) was once thought to be an issue for the elderly. A heart attack in someone under the age of 40 was extremely uncommon, but now one in every five-heart attack patient are under the age of 40.
-
World Heart Day 2021: How Regular Heart Checkups Can Save Your Life
World Heart Day, celebrated on 29th September annually, is the World's and the World Heart Federations biggest platform to raise awareness about cardiovascualr diseases.
-
Heart Disease And Diet: 5 Popular Myths Busted! Know What Heart Patients Should Eat And Avoid
Heart patients should consume a healthy diet. A healthy lifestyle and diet can help you fight the risk of heart disease effectively. Here are some myths about heart disease and diet, you need to know.
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World Hypertension Day 2020: Understanding Hypertension; Know Ways To Control High Blood Pressure
World Hypertension Day 2020: Most patients with hypertension have 'essential' hypertension i.e. hypertension not secondary to another disease. Essential hypertension is not curable. The complications of hypertension, in general, are preventable but not reversible.
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Stents More Effective Than Drugs For Heart Disease? What Study Says
Some of the most common invasive heart procedures in America are no better at preventing heart attacks and death in patients with stable heart disease than pills and lifestyle improvements alone, according to a massive federally funded study designed to resolve a long-standing controversy in cardiology.
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Ramadan 2019: This Is The Best Fruit To Break Your Roza- It Is Great For High Blood Pressure And Diabetes As Well!
Ramadan 2019: Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho talks about the many health benefits of dates, how they are the perfect fruit to break your roza, and how they benefit people with heart disease, hypertension, anemia and much more.
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15 Potassium Rich Foods That Are A Must For People With High Blood Pressure
Increasing potassium through diet is recommended for people with blood pressure above 120/80. Here are 15 potassium rich foods that must be a part of your diet if you have high blood pressure.
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Heart Patients, You Must Follow These Dietary Recommendations
High blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, obesity, being physically inactive and smoking are the main causes behind heart diseases
