Category Archives: Heart Diseases

More than 2,500 teens and adults with congenital heart defects are among older patients who continue to take advantage of the expertise of doctors at Nationwide Childrens Hospital. John Cole has learned to put up with getting strange looks in the Nationwide Childrens Hospital waiting room. Continue reading →

By: Lifestyle Desk | New Delhi | Published: January 7, 2020 3:40:32 pm Widely known for its ability to prevent hypertension and lower blood pressure, this tea ensures that your liver stays healthy. (Source: Pixabay) There can be no real substitute for desi masala chai, but exotic infused teas offer a variety of options for a hot cuppa. These highly popular infused teas can be consumed without milk or sugar, making it super healthy and quick to make Continue reading →

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Gone are the days when children brought their parents to a cardiologist. Continue reading →

Happy New Year! Have you thought about quitting smoking and living a tobacco-free life? If so, congratulations, this is the first step toward a healthier you. Quitting may feel challenging and even impossible at times, but it is not Continue reading →

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - Obesity in Wisconsin is becoming a serious health issue. For the past 10 years, the Bariatric Surgery Department at Mayo Eau Claire has offered more than just surgery and dietary counseling to its patients. Continue reading →

Did you know that heart disease claims around 225 lives in South Africa each day yet 80% of heart disease and strokes can be prevented? Continue reading →

Jan. 3, 2020, 9:00 PM UTC / Source: TODAY Lets face it, food labels are confusing and food shopping can be frustrating when you're trying to make sense of all those numbers and percentages on product labels. Since todays consumers are demanding more transparency from companies and the government about what's really in their food, the U.S. Continue reading →

The federal governments cold-turkey policy on tobacco sales for ages 18 to 20 has been in effect about two weeks, to the likely irritation and anxiousness of many of those young adults. It is still early to determine the ramifications of the abrupt implementation of the age-21 restrictions by the Trump administrations Food and Drug Administration on Dec. Continue reading →

The greatest threats to life expectancy, such as heart disease, usually come as a result of unhealthy lifestyle decisions. Heart disease is a major cause of death both in the UK and worldwide yet it is largely preventable if measures are taken to avert the risk. Eating a healthy, balanced diet plays a key role in fending off life-threatening complications such as heart disease and the importance of eating fruit and vegetables in particular cannot be overstated Continue reading →