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Study Finds Increase In Deaths Due To Kidney Problems Highest Following Tropical Cyclones
An analysis of deaths in the wake of tropical cyclones in nine countries has found that the highest increase of 92 per cent was seen in deaths due to kidney diseases, followed by 21 per cent in deaths due to physical injuries.
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Vitamin D Toxicity: High Doses Of 'Sunshine Vitamin' May Result In Kidney Failure
A new case study has pointed out the harmful effects of consuming too much Vitamin D in your diet.
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This Diet Can Put You At Greater Risk Of Kidney Disease Progression
Foods that have been positively related to concentrations of inflammatory markers include tomatoes; carbonated beverages; vegetables other than green leafy and dark yellow vegetables; and processed meat, red meat, organ meat, and fish other than dark-meat fish.
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Processed Meats, Carbonated Drinks May Up Kidney Failure Risk; Non-Inflammatory Foods To Eat
According to a study published in the journal PLOS ONE, if your diet consists of pro-inflammatory foods like processed meats, carbonated drinks, and vegetables other than the green leafy and dark yellow variety, you may be at a higher risk of developing kidney failure
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Organ Donor Saves Four Lives, Sets An Example
The donor's family has donated the corneas, which were given to AIIMS, the heart to FEHI in Okhla, the kidney to a private hospital and one which was used at Fortis Vasant Kunj and the liver to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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Consumption of Red Meat Linked to Kidney Failure Risk
Red meat may take a toll on the kidneys that increases risk for kidney disease and eventually kidney failure, a large study suggests.
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Top 10 Natural Foods to Control High Blood Pressure
Here we bring you a list of 10 natural foods that should be included in a high blood pressure diet, from spinach and celery to banana and oatmeal.
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High Blood Pressure Woes: The Young Need to Take Note
Surely high blood pressure is something only old people need to think about? Not according to a new study the ill-effects begin when people are in their 20s
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Study Finds Increase In Deaths Due To Kidney Problems Highest Following Tropical Cyclones
An analysis of deaths in the wake of tropical cyclones in nine countries has found that the highest increase of 92 per cent was seen in deaths due to kidney diseases, followed by 21 per cent in deaths due to physical injuries.
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Vitamin D Toxicity: High Doses Of 'Sunshine Vitamin' May Result In Kidney Failure
A new case study has pointed out the harmful effects of consuming too much Vitamin D in your diet.
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This Diet Can Put You At Greater Risk Of Kidney Disease Progression
Foods that have been positively related to concentrations of inflammatory markers include tomatoes; carbonated beverages; vegetables other than green leafy and dark yellow vegetables; and processed meat, red meat, organ meat, and fish other than dark-meat fish.
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Processed Meats, Carbonated Drinks May Up Kidney Failure Risk; Non-Inflammatory Foods To Eat
According to a study published in the journal PLOS ONE, if your diet consists of pro-inflammatory foods like processed meats, carbonated drinks, and vegetables other than the green leafy and dark yellow variety, you may be at a higher risk of developing kidney failure
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Organ Donor Saves Four Lives, Sets An Example
The donor's family has donated the corneas, which were given to AIIMS, the heart to FEHI in Okhla, the kidney to a private hospital and one which was used at Fortis Vasant Kunj and the liver to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
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Consumption of Red Meat Linked to Kidney Failure Risk
Red meat may take a toll on the kidneys that increases risk for kidney disease and eventually kidney failure, a large study suggests.
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Top 10 Natural Foods to Control High Blood Pressure
Here we bring you a list of 10 natural foods that should be included in a high blood pressure diet, from spinach and celery to banana and oatmeal.
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High Blood Pressure Woes: The Young Need to Take Note
Surely high blood pressure is something only old people need to think about? Not according to a new study the ill-effects begin when people are in their 20s
