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  • Varinder Singh Ghuman, Punjabi actor, bodybuilder dies of heart attack at 47 in Amritsar

    Punjabi actor and celebrated bodybuilder Varinder Singh Ghuman died of a heart attack in Amritsar. The 47-year-old was at Fortis Hospital for a minor bicep surgery when he suffered a sudden cardiac arrest and passed away unexpectedly.

  • 99% of heart attacks and strokes are linked to these four risk factors, reveals new study

    99% of heart attacks and strokes are linked to these four risk factors, reveals new study

    A global study of over 9 million people finds that 99% of heart attacks and strokes are linked to four key risk factors — high blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and smoking.

  • 8 heart attack symptoms women often miss

    8 heart attack symptoms women often miss

    Many women overlook heart attack symptoms, mistaking them for stress or indigestion. Warning signs include chest discomfort, pain elsewhere, shortness of breath, cold sweat, dizziness, nausea, unusual fatigue, and anxiety. Recognising these early and adopting healthy lifestyle changes can save lives.

  • World Heart Day 2025: Why women do not pay attention to their heart attacks?

    World Heart Day 2025: Why women do not pay attention to their heart attacks?

    Heart attacks in women are often mistaken for other ailments, or simply overlooked, because their symptoms have historically differed from those of men. Mild warning signals, such as fatigue, nausea or back pain are believed to be the result of something else.

  • Who was Umar Shah? Know everything about actor and Pakistani tik toker Ahmad Shah’s younger brother who died of a heart attack at 15

    Who was Umar Shah? Know everything about actor and Pakistani tik toker Ahmad Shah’s younger brother who died of a heart attack at 15

    The sudden death of 15-year-old Umar Shah, younger brother of Pakistani viral sensation Ahmad Shah, has left fans devastated. Often appearing alongside Ahmad, Umar quickly became a beloved face in Pakistan’s entertainment world.

  • Heart attack risk and oral health: 6 surprising ways the two are connected

    Heart attack risk and oral health: 6 surprising ways the two are connected

    Heart disease and bleeding gums: Don't ignore bleeding gums. Experts believe inflammation from the mouth can affect the heart, putting people at greater risk of strokes, heart attacks, and chronic cardiovascular issues. Here’s why it’s time to take dental care much more seriously.

  • Can heart attacks lead to vision loss? Here's what the latest research reveals

    Can heart attacks lead to vision loss? Here's what the latest research reveals

    Studies find the eyes may reveal hidden vascular damage—especially in people with heart disease.

  • Cardiologist shares 4 simple ways to keep your arteries healthy without medication

    Cardiologist shares 4 simple ways to keep your arteries healthy without medication

    Arteries play a crucial role as part of the cardiovascular system. If you want to take care of them, take a look at these simple ways shared by a cardiologist that can turn things around for the better. One of the key things he stressed is “consistency” over “quick fixes.

  • Heart attack and cardiac arrest: How to perform CPR before doctor or nurse comes

    Heart attack and cardiac arrest: How to perform CPR before doctor or nurse comes

    CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, is a simple way to keep someone alive if their heart stops suddenly. Cardiologist explains why acting fast matters, when you should start CPR, and how you can do it, even if you’ve never been trained.

  • Heart attacks without chest pain: Why atypical symptoms are dangerous

    Heart attacks without chest pain: Why atypical symptoms are dangerous

    Silent heart attacks pose a grave risk to the health and wellbeing of individuals. Most patients cannot receive timely medical attention and hence by adopting a healthy lifestyle and regular medical check-ups, one can prevent silent heart attacks.

  • Heart attack symptoms in women: How they differ from men and what to watch for

    Heart attack symptoms in women: How they differ from men and what to watch for

    Heart attacks often present with different symptoms in women than in men, leading to a delay in diagnosis and treatment. Instead of severe chest pain, women might experience mild symptoms and awareness of these distinctions is necessary to administer timely treatment.

  • Health benefits of almonds and dark chocolate: Your secret weapons to keep heart healthy, lower cholesterol

    Health benefits of almonds and dark chocolate: Your secret weapons to keep heart healthy, lower cholesterol

    Almonds and dark chocolate benefits: The next time you brew an evening cup of tea, don’t feel guilty about pairing it with a few almonds and a square of dark chocolate. Because research shows that it can be a delicious investment in your heart health.

  • Cardiologist explains how heart attack symptoms in women differ from men: Warning signs to watch out for

    Cardiologist explains how heart attack symptoms in women differ from men: Warning signs to watch out for

    Heart attack symptoms in women and men vary, and cardiologist Dmitry Yaranov took to his Instagram account to shed light on them. He explained how some of the warning signs, including persistent body pains and nausea, can be brushed aside as not being serious.

  • Heart attack causes: Air pollution can raise risk of heart diseases, stroke

    Heart attack causes: Air pollution can raise risk of heart diseases, stroke

    Air pollution is not just a problem for the lungs, it can strain the heart too. From healthy diet tweaks to smarter outdoor routines, here are 5 daily habits that may help shield your heart from pollution’s hidden dangers.

  • Heart health: Everyday changes that lower your heart risk, boost energy

    Heart health: Everyday changes that lower your heart risk, boost energy

    Heart health tips: Did you know that as you age some simple lifestyle changes like walking more, eating well, reducing stress, and getting a regular check-up, can help cut your heart risk and keep you hale and healthy? Here are reasons why your heart health matters and tips to keep it strong.

  • 10 facts about aortic stenosis you should know

    10 facts about aortic stenosis you should know

    Aortic stenosis is a progressive narrowing of the aortic valve, reducing blood flow from the heart. Common in older adults, it causes breathlessness, chest pain, and fainting on exertion. Diagnosis involves imaging and ECG. Severe cases may need surgery. Avoiding strenuous activity is essential, especially in symptomatic individuals.

  • Can sitting on the ground and chewing ginger help with a sudden heart attack?

    Can sitting on the ground and chewing ginger help with a sudden heart attack?

    While Acharya Manish in a YouTube video by HIIMS shared that a person experiencing heart attack should be made to sit down and chew ginger, the claim has been addressed by a cardiologist. The doctor explained the benefits of consuming ginger along with how its effectiveness in an acute cardiac crisis is questionable.

  • Predict your heart attack risk with a simple coronary artery calcium scan

    Predict your heart attack risk with a simple coronary artery calcium scan

    A Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC) scan is gaining traction for its ability to assess heart attack risk more accurately. The quick, non-invasive test detects hidden plaque build-up in arteries, giving a calcium score that helps determine preventive measures.

  • 6 symptoms of heart disease: From erectile dysfunction to jaw pain, leg swelling, more

    6 symptoms of heart disease: From erectile dysfunction to jaw pain, leg swelling, more

    A heart condition may cause unusual discomfort, stomach-related nausea , and unexplained tiredness. When it comes to heart issues, your body does not always scream aloud, it occasionally communicates through soft  symptoms. Here are the early signs your heart might be sending, and why you shouldn’t brush them off.

  • Panchayat actor Aasif Khan suffers heart attack, writes, "Life is short"

    Panchayat actor Aasif Khan suffers heart attack, writes, "Life is short"

    Known for Panchayat and Paatal Lok, Aasif Khan is currently recovering at Kokilaben Hospital and is expected to be discharged in a few days.

  • Heart attack, stroke: More than fitness trackers, your grip could predict heart health risks, says study

    Heart attack, stroke: More than fitness trackers, your grip could predict heart health risks, says study

    You don’t always need fancy health gadgets to predict your biggest health risks. Researchers have found that your grip strength, the force with which you can squeeze or hold, may reveal hidden risks of heart disease, stroke, and even early death. Here’s what the study says.

  • National Doctor's Day 2025: What is the difference between cardiac arrest and heart attack? Renowned cardiologist Ashok Seth explains

    National Doctor's Day 2025: What is the difference between cardiac arrest and heart attack? Renowned cardiologist Ashok Seth explains

    Dr Ashok Seth advocates regular cardiovascular screenings, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing risk factors like diabetes and hypertension, and staying informed about heart health.

  • Loneliness is now called a health risk by WHO study, fix it with these simple steps

    Loneliness is now called a health risk by WHO study, fix it with these simple steps

    Loneliness is now being called a global health threat. The World Health Organization reveals that 1 in 6 people is affected. Beyond feelings, loneliness links to heart disease, depression and even early death. Here’s why it matters, who it affects and 8 easy ways to reconnect daily.

  • Cardiac arrest: 8 crucial heart health lessons every woman should take from Shefali Jariwala’s sudden death

    Cardiac arrest: 8 crucial heart health lessons every woman should take from Shefali Jariwala’s sudden death

    Heart health tips everyone should know: Actress Shefali Jariwala's death has brought sudden cardiac arrest in young women back into the spotlight. Experts caution that heart risks are rising among seemingly healthy women. Here’s what you need to know.

  • 'We want to know what's happening': Karnataka Minister orders probe amid alarming cardiac-related deaths in Hassan

    'We want to know what's happening': Karnataka Minister orders probe amid alarming cardiac-related deaths in Hassan

    Gundu Rao said that he has requested a thorough probe to be led by experts from the Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research.

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