Category Archives: Heart Diseases

Conditions such as heart attack, cardiac arrest and heart failure, which are all cardiovasculardisorders, are often misunderstood by the general population. In order to create awareness aboutthe causes and complications caused by each, it is important to differentiate and know theunderlying symptoms. Continue reading →

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Although the heart is recognized as a universal symbol of love, it is also a vital organ system in the human body. Continue reading →

It's never too late to start exercising to reduce your risk of death from heart diseaseand other causes, according to a new study that shows that taking up activity even in your 60s reduces your risk of dying prematurely by 45 percent. Among more than 30,000 patients with heart disease,those who became active later in lifedecreased their risk of dying by all causes. Becoming active later in life isnearly as beneficial to longevity as remaining active throughout your life, the study found Continue reading →

For most women, monthly periods come up like clockwork, and are usually taken as a good sign of well-being. However, having irregular periods is something that draws concern. From the risk of PCOS, stress and reproductive health, irregular periods can take a huge toll on vital body functioning. Continue reading →

Yet another study has found that eating a diet rich in plant-based foods significantly reduces the risk of cardiovascular diseases and heart attacks. Researchers at Johns Hopkins reviewed a database of food intake of more than 10,000 participants. The database included middle-aged US adults, monitored from 1987 to 2016, who did not have cardiovascular when the study started Continue reading →

Cardiovascular diseases are one of the most common ailments among people and is the leading cause of death in and around the world, as per the World Health Organization (WHO). While older people are more prone to heart conditions, in recent times, there has been a surge in heart attack, cardiac arrest cases among youngsters. Continue reading →

The North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics points out that cancer remains the leading cause of death in Brunswick and New Hanover Counties. Number two? Heart disease Continue reading →

Men over the age of 40 need to take extra care of their health and food plays an important role in this. Continue reading →

For people with diabetes who have a stroke, there may be an ideal blood sugar target to prevent another one or a heart attack, a South Korean study finds. Continue reading →