Category Archives: Heart Diseases

GENEVA: Teenagers worldwide are jeopardising their health by failing to get enough exercise to reduce their risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases, a World Health Organization-led study released on Friday warns. Continue reading →

Tackling drug resistance is often treated like the climate crisis, with the misconception that the threat can be managed if we develop new and sustainable alternatives to antibiotics for animals. The reality is that unlike fossil fuels, there are no alternatives to antibiotics for treating bacterial disease in either people or animals. Veterinarians cannot use anything other than antibiotics to treat sick livestock and minimise the risk to other animals and people without compromising on animal health and welfare Continue reading →

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Professional soccer players may have a much higher risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases like dementia, Alzheimers or Parkinsons than the general population, a new study finds. Continue reading →

The next Government must make heart and circulatory diseases a priority to help the millions affected by them in the UK. The statistics paint a stark picture. Continue reading →

People in their seventies may benefit from going vegan, an expert has said. Professor John Mathers from Newcastle University claims swapping meat and dairy for a plant-based diet helps feed the good bacteria in our gut. These bugs typically decline with age as the gut barrier becomes leakier, allowing substances from the digestive track to enter the bloodstream. Continue reading →

New Delhi: If you think shutting yourself inside a room and turning on the air purifier is the best possible way to fight the bad air that has gripped Northern India then you are severely mistaken. Top doctors along with air purifier brands are suggesting that while purifiers filter particulate matter in air, they do not get rid of Carbon dioxide. Keeping doors and windows shut all night or even all day will drastically increase the level of Carbon dioxide inside the room which might lead to adverse health effects. Continue reading →

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By Kris Gunnars, BSc Dietary fats are highly controversial, with debates about animal fats, seed oils, and everything in between in full force. That said, most people agree that extra virgin olive oil is incredibly healthy. Continue reading →

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