Category Archives: Heart Diseases

I often hear from many of you about your frustrations with problems and challenges that seem very limiting. You want to be more active and you want to be healthier, but so many times what youre telling me is you dont see any options. Continue reading →

You may think you are healthy but a heart attack can creep up on even the seemingly healthy individual or so we learn from the case of A woman aged Forty who ended up in an emergency situation. Continue reading →

31 August 2020 Lisa Jones Category: Research Differences in the shape and texture of men and womens hearts could potentially explain why their risk of heart disease differs, according to research we funded. Researchers at Queen Mary University of London, in collaboration with the University of Barcelona and University of Southampton, used new ways to look at the heart structure of 667 healthy people - 309 men and 358 women from the UK Biobank Imaging study. The team looked at cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) scans, a type of heart scan used to diagnose and give information on various heart conditions Continue reading →

E-CIGARETTES can produce new toxic chemicals that trigger breathing and heart problems, experts have claimed. Continue reading →

By Katie Pearce Since COVID-19 first began circulating within the United States, public health officials have known that those with underlying medical conditions face higher risks for severe illness and death if they contract the disease. Continue reading →

Heart Health: High blood pressure and poor cholesterol levels can increase heart disease risk You might have heard this a thousand times that you shouldadd enough vegetables to your daily diet. Vegetables are loaded with essential nutrients that support your health in multiple ways. Not just weight loss, adding vegetables to your diet is helpful in different ways Continue reading →

Fats: Just like other nutrients fats should be an essential part of your diet too. Not all fats are unhealthy. Continue reading →

From social media influencers to great aunt Bess, everyone has an opinions about the best habits for a healthy lifestyle. Continue reading →

Growing evidence shows that COVID-19 survivors can suffer from long-term health effects, not least heart-related complications. New research published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that many people who recover from the virus have heart inflammation (myocarditis). Of 100 survivors in the study, 78 had evidence of previous heart inflammation, and 60 showed ongoing inflammation at the time of observation. Continue reading →

The global healthcare company Abbott today announced that it has received approval from the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) for its Ivabradine, once-a-day formulation. For chronic conditions such as cardiac diseases in India, adherence to a treatment is typically low[1], and when medicines have to be taken multiple times a day, convenience becomes a key patient need. To address this unmet need for more convenient dosing, Abbott developed Indias first once daily prolonged release (PR) version of Ivabradine indicated for patients with chronic heart failure and chronic stable angina Continue reading →