Cardiovascular Health

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Essential nutrients like healthy fats, folate and antioxidants in the bright green fruit promote heart health by lowering bad cholesterol levels and reducing oxidative stress
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Nutrition linked taxation according to the WHO would act as a catalyst for the manufacturers to make more healthy food and also higher taxation might lead to a reduction in the consumption of these unhealthy foods
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In rare cases, flu viruses can affect the heart, leading to irregular heartbeats, heart failure and cardiogenic shock, say experts
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Being tall is associated with a low incidence of heart disease while short stature rises the risk, especially of coronary heart diseases, shows research
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People with moderate to severe psoriasis are more likely to get cardiovascular issues than those without psoriasis, show studies
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Reading the nutritional value, calorie content and ingredient list will help people choose and consume healthy foods
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Hypertension is a common chronic condition which may be an indicator of other underlying conditions such as sleep disorders, diabetes, kidney disease and cardiovascular diseases. Some medications may also raise your blood pressure. Though chronic hypertension often requires medical attention, blood pressure could be controlled and managed with early detection and lifestyle alterations. While hypertension is indeed a grave condition, it is possible to manage it by making some changes in lifestyle and dietary habits. Here are eight tips to reduce blood pressure naturally as you incorporate into your daily life to bring your blood pressure back to normal.
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Beta blockers are usually prescribed to people with a history of heart attack and heart failure with heart pumping capacity less than 40 per cent
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The panel will discuss why there is a sudden increase in the number of asymptomatic people succumbing to a heart attack and preventive measures.
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Widowmaker heart attack occurs due to blockage in the biggest coronary artery that supplies blood to your heart. The symptoms must not be ignored in either men or women
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Marfan syndrome is a genetic connective tissue disorder that mainly affects the heart, eyes and skeletal system. Its prevalence ranges from one in 5,000 to one in 10,000. It is a hereditary disease, which affects the fibres that support the bones, muscles, organs and other tissues in our body. Dr Douglas Richter, a cardiologist at Cooper University Health Care in New Jersey tells us what it is like to live with Marfan syndrome.
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Many early symptoms of heart diseases can be spotted on a person’s skin. Recognising them can help prevent cardiovascular complications
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SCAD occurs when the inner layer of the coronary artery separates or tears. This causes acute coronary syndrome, which could lead to a heart attack
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Fruits, vegetables, fibre and fats reduce the risk of heart disease, say nutritionists

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