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  • Diet tips: Prevent heart diseases with these 7 foods in your diet plan

    Diet tips: Prevent heart diseases with these 7 foods in your diet plan

    Heart disease is among the top causes of death worldwide and there are many variables that impact heart health but Diet may play a significant role. The risk can be taken down drastically.

  • Salt vs. Sugar: What is worse for your heart?

    Salt vs. Sugar: What is worse for your heart?

    To salt or not to salt? Or perhaps, sugar? When heart health comes to mind, the battle lines between salt and sugar are often drawn. Both can adversely affect the cardiovascular system — albeit in different ways when consumed in excess.

  • Sudden heart attack deaths: Karnataka govt to direct private firms to conduct annual health screenings for employees

    Sudden heart attack deaths: Karnataka govt to direct private firms to conduct annual health screenings for employees

    Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao on July 7 said there is no direct link between the Covid-19 vaccine and heart attacks. He also urged companies to ensure annual health check-ups for employees

  • Irregular heartbeat: Know the symptoms of heart rhythm problems, risk factors

    Irregular heartbeat: Know the symptoms of heart rhythm problems, risk factors

    Atrial fibrillation signs: Heart rhythm problems aren’t always serious, but they can be signs of something more. Check out the symptoms and if notice these regularly, it's important you talk to your doctor.

  • Boost your heart health naturally with a balanced diet, daily exercises, meditation to reduce stress

    Boost your heart health naturally with a balanced diet, daily exercises, meditation to reduce stress

    Ways to prevent heart diseases: Here are expert-approved tips for keeping your heart healthy with a balanced diet, regular exercise, and by keeping stress at bay.

  • Does coffee affect heart health? Watch out for chest pain, fatigue, dizziness, more

    Does coffee affect heart health? Watch out for chest pain, fatigue, dizziness, more

    Moderate coffee consumption is generally not associated with an increased risk of heart problems and may even have some protective cardiovascular effects, but excessive intake can temporarily elevate blood pressure and heart rate in sensitive individuals. Here are warning signs that can help in managing risks and ensure heart health.

  • Benefits of curry leaves: Boosts immunity, controls blood sugar, aids in digestion

    Benefits of curry leaves: Boosts immunity, controls blood sugar, aids in digestion

    Benefits of curry leaves: Incorporating curry leaves into your diet can enhance the flavour of your food while providing significant health benefits, ensuring you stay healthy and energised throughout the monsoon season.

  • Beat coronary atherosclerosis with healthy diet, daily exercises, and by saying no to smoking

    Beat coronary atherosclerosis with healthy diet, daily exercises, and by saying no to smoking

    Coronary atherosclerosis involves plaque build-up in the coronary arteries, leading to heart attacks and other serious cardiovascular diseases. Experts suggest preventing it by introducing lifestyle changes like healthy diet, regular exercise, quitting smoking, reducing stress and more.

  • Chest pain and high blood pressure are signs that women have high cholesterol

    Chest pain and high blood pressure are signs that women have high cholesterol

    Signs of high cholesterol: It is often dubbed as a silent killer because it typically doesn't produce overt symptoms until it triggers severe health complications such as heart disease or stroke. Let's look out for the signs that may indicate high cholesterol levels in women in their 50s.

  • Healthy heart: Check-out these 7 types of foods that may keep your cardiovascular system thriving

    Healthy heart: Check-out these 7 types of foods that may keep your cardiovascular system thriving

    Do you ever experience a fluttering sensation in your chest, shortness of breath, or persistent fatigue? These symptoms could be red flags signaling potential heart problems. Let's explore 7 types of foods to keep your cardiovascular system thriving.

  • Health benefits of pomegranate: Add this superfood to your diet to boost immunity, balance blood sugar

    Health benefits of pomegranate: Add this superfood to your diet to boost immunity, balance blood sugar

    Pomegranate has an impressive array of health benefits, which makes it a superfood. Whether enjoyed as a refreshing juice, tossed into salads, or sprinkled over yogurt, adding this fruit into your diet can help you reap the rewards of its nutritional riches.

  • Your heart health is compromised by wrong food choices, here's what to eat and what to avoid

    Your heart health is compromised by wrong food choices, here's what to eat and what to avoid

    Heart health: Berries such as blueberries and strawberries, and green vegetables like spinach and kale, which are packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, keep your heart healthy. Other than lifestyle changes like regular exercises, here's what you should include in your diet.

  • How to prevent cardiac arrest in your 30s, 40s, 50s: Heart health in all ages and stages of life

    How to prevent cardiac arrest in your 30s, 40s, 50s: Heart health in all ages and stages of life

    Guarding your heart: Cardiac arrest, a sudden and often fatal event, can strike at any age, but the strategies to mitigate its risks evolve as we journey through life's different stages.

  • Heart function: Ancients instinctively understood what neurocardiology is confirming now

    Heart function: Ancients instinctively understood what neurocardiology is confirming now

    The heart is sending as many signals to the brain as the brain does to the heart. And the signals from the heart affect function in multiple parts of the brain including the amygdala, the emotional centre of the brain.

  • Heart health: Follow this expert-approved roadmap to lower your cholesterol levels

    Heart health: Follow this expert-approved roadmap to lower your cholesterol levels

    High cholesterol levels don't come with any noticeable signs or symptoms. Still it is important to keep a tab on it for the sake of your heart health and make well-informed dietary choices. Follow these tips from an expert cardiologist.

  • Eat your way to heart health: Your daily diet must include food from these 5 must-have categories

    Eat your way to heart health: Your daily diet must include food from these 5 must-have categories

    Want to keep your heart healthy and strong? Experts say you should eat more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and less saturated fats and added sugars to lower your blood pressure, cholesterol, and inflammation. Here is our list of the best foods for your heart and how to include them in your diet.

  • How to protect your heart: Atherosclerosis, the silent threat to your heart and blood vessels

    How to protect your heart: Atherosclerosis, the silent threat to your heart and blood vessels

    How to stop heart attacks: Are you stressed, don’t exercise and can’t stick to a healthy diet? Check if your lifestyle is putting you at risk of atherosclerosis and high blood pressure. Here are tips on how to stop this heart condition that hardens and narrows the arterial walls, leading to heart attack and stroke.

  • The most important health metric is now at your fingertips: Tim Culpan

    The most important health metric is now at your fingertips: Tim Culpan

    The heart rate variability (HRV) offers insights into recovery from illness, injury or exercise. It can track levels of physical and emotional stress, and even act as a predictor of cardiac failure

  • World Heart Day: How to keep your heart healthy, according to experts

    World Heart Day: How to keep your heart healthy, according to experts

    World Heart Day 2022: Cardiovascular diseases are globally the leading cause of death. What you should eat and how much you should exercise to prevent them, according to health institutes of international repute.

  • World's oldest heart, ‘beautifully preserved' and dating back 380 million years, found in Australia

    World's oldest heart, ‘beautifully preserved' and dating back 380 million years, found in Australia

    A research led by experts from Perth-based Curtin University offers important clues about evolution.

  • US surgeons implant pig heart in 57-year-old man in historic procedure

    US surgeons implant pig heart in 57-year-old man in historic procedure

    The procedure has ignited hopes of solving the problem of chronic shortage of organ donations.

  • Women underinsured than men:Birla Sun Life Insurance survey

    Women underinsured than men:Birla Sun Life Insurance survey

    The report said that as of today, only 50 percent of women in the urban internet population in India have life insurance coverage as compared to 72 percent of men who have purchased life insurance solutions.

  • Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

    Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

    Apollo Hospitals, India’s leading healthcare service provider today reiterated its commitment to organ donation and transplantation by ...

  • Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

    Apollo Hospitals Salutes Organ Donors - Celebrates "A second chance to live"

    Apollo Hospitals, India’s leading healthcare service provider today reiterated its commitment to organ donation and transplantation by ...

  • State-Of-The-Heart: How IIT Helps Combat Cardiovascular Diseases

    State-Of-The-Heart: How IIT Helps Combat Cardiovascular Diseases

    ARTSENS, developed by IIT Madras, cost effectively performs automatic measurements of arterial stiffness – a strong metric for prediction of future cardiovascular events.

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