Category Archives: Heart Diseases

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Back to nature Of course, salt isnt the only dietary factor that influences our heart health. There are a range of dietary approaches that can be heart healthy. Its not just one formula, says Monro Continue reading →

Adults are expected to live a little longer although heart disease still tops the list of killer diseases, a new study has revealed. Continue reading →

Justin Bieber recently announced that for the last couple of years hes been battling Lyme disease. Continue reading →

(Reuters Health) - Older people who frequent art galleries and museums, attend the theater and concerts may live longer than those who dont, a study in England suggests. FILE PHOTO: People look at paintings in the National Portrait Gallery, London August 4, 2015. Continue reading →

The NHS states that it will be the world-leading healthcare system in its use of cutting-edge genomic technologies to predict and diagnose inherited and acquired disease, and to personalise treatments and interventions. As all diseases are either inherited or acquired, this is no modest claim. This approach to medical care is known as precision medicine, and given the hype that surrounds the model, you might be forgiven for thinking that the usual practice of imprecise medicine is greatly inferior. Continue reading →

Recently, a Cardiologs, which is a company globally known for making advanced heart diagnostics, and Alven, which is a capital firm popular for investing in as well as keeping track of startups in the United States, announced they have managed to successfully raise $15 million in a round of Series A Funding. Other backers including Paris Saclay Seed Fund, ISAI, Bpifrance, Idinvest Partners, and Kurma Diagnostics also took part in the round. Overall, this increased the funds raised since the creation of Cardiologs to $25 million. Continue reading →

THE size of various parts of our body is now known to provide clues about whether were at risk from a range of diseases, including gout, high blood pressure, heart disease and even cancer. Continue reading →

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Thanks to an assortment of contributors, America has a fairly short life expectancy compared to other first world countries.A lack of clinical resources isnt the problem, but poor lifestyle habits. In a follow-up study released just this Wednesday by a team of researchers from The Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health, five critical faculties were found to significantlyboost life longevity and decrease ones risk for developing illnesses associated with aging. Previous studies have found that following a healthy lifestyle improves overall life expectancy and reduces risk of chronic diseases but few studies have looked at the effects of lifestyle factors on life expectancy free from such diseases, the studys first author Yanping Li, a senior research scientist in the Chan Schools Department of Nutrition, said in a press statement from released by T.H Continue reading →