Category Archives: Heart Diseases

What Professor Maas discovered would profoundly change how she practised cardiology. It would also lead to her new book, A Womans Heart, currently a best seller in her native Holland, where she lays bare how the disparity between the sexes impacts on everything from symptoms to diagnoses to outcomes. Continue reading →

Heart diseases are more common in women as compared to men in the US where a large number of women live with an underlying heart condition. This is a worrisome situation because unlike men there are no warning signs of these heart diseases in women. It adds additional danger to their health because most women are not even aware of their medical condition. Continue reading →

Impact Analysis of Covid-19 The complete version of the Report will include the impact of the COVID-19, and anticipated change on the future outlook of the industry, by taking into the account the political, economic, social, and technological parameters. GlobalTicagrelor Market, by Strength (60 mg and 90 mg), by Indication (Acute Coronary Syndrome and Ischemic Stroke), and by Distribution Channel (Hospital Pharmacies, Retail Pharmacies, and Online Pharmacies) was valued atUS$ 1,145.0 millionin 2017, and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of12.3%over the forecast period (2018 2026)as highlighted in a new report published by . Continue reading →

5 symptoms of poor heart health you should not ignore, especially if you are in your 30s | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspiStock Images New Delhi: The heart is one of the most vital organs of the body, and performs some key functions that help the human body to stay healthy. However, heart health still remains the most compromised with poor lifestyle choices and dietary habits that only make it worse. Continue reading →

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, its easy to forget one of the largest health challenges we face remains the global obesity epidemic. World Health Organisation data shows obesity has nearly tripled in less than 50 years, with about 40% of adults worldwide now overweight or obese. High body fat increases the risk of chronic diseases, including heart problems, diabetes and cancer Continue reading →

With heightened levels of stress that people across India and the world are experiencing right now, snacking is at an all-time high. Every year, World Heart Day is celebrated on 29th September, to raise awareness around cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and how they can be prevented. Continue reading →

Plant-based eating has grown in popularity due to its benefits for health, the environment, and animal welfare (1, 2, 3, 4). Continue reading →

Written by Dan Gray on September 27, 2020 Fact checked by Dana K. Cassell For decades, James Hill, PhD, the chair of the nutrition sciences department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, has focused his career on health and wellness. His resume includes serving as chair of the World Health Organizations Consultation on Obesity, along with creating guidelines for the treatment and prevention of obesity in the United States. Continue reading →

With World Heart Day round the corner (September 29), we take a look at the problem and its solution. By Reya Mehrotra With work from home becoming the new constant, the hustle and bustle of life might have slowed down thanks to zero traffic and commute hours, but WFH stress seems to have become the new elephant in the room that many are living with. A study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in August revealed that those who suffered a severe heart attack were more than twice as likely to die from it during the pandemic in the US as compared to previous years as hospitalisations and checkups began to decline February onwards Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic has inundated people with waves of numbers about infections and positivity rates and diagnostic test performance, but the milestone Minnesota reached this weekend is sobering. Two thousand deaths. Continue reading →