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Tricky teamwork: Immune and nervous systems’ role in allergy

Researchers from the Duke University School of Medicine have found how the immune system tricks the body into lowering the body temperature and blood pressure during an allergic reaction or anaphylaxis
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Hypothalamus: the brain’s smart coordinating centre

Be it temperature, blood pressure, hormone release, or sleep, the hypothalamus is the ringmaster controlling these internal activities. This infographic depicts some of these functions of the hypothalamus
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Naturopathic way to lower your blood pressure

Here is what you need to know about naturopathic ways to lower your blood pressure, as well as some of the diets recommended by naturopaths
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Anaphylaxis: the heart of the matter

The severe allergic reaction that develops due to several stimuli could cause heart rate and rhythm disorder, and in some cases, heart failure
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Ventricular tachycardia: All in a heartbeat

The heart can beat faster not only when nervous or after physical activities. Misfired electrical impulses can also cause changes in heartbeat and rhythm
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How to bypass cardiac complications post surgery

Experts opine that lifestyle alterations are as crucial as regular check-ups and medication to prevent cardiac ailments after a heart bypass surgery
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Watch the sugar and cradle the baby’s heart

Mothers with uncontrolled blood sugar levels during conception and early pregnancy are at risk of giving birth to babies with congenital heart diseases
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Is dark chocolate good for your heart?

Studies show that consuming dark chocolate in moderation can help reduce the risk of coronary artery disease, diabetes and stroke
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Why diabetic feet should not be taken lightly

Doctors say the feet are vulnerable in people with diabetes and utmost care must be taken to reduce the risk of foot ulcers and amputation
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Yes, children too can have high blood pressure

Obesity, eating foods with high saturated and trans-fat content (that is, ultra-processed food), and a sedentary lifestyle are the main drivers of paediatric hypertension
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VLDL cholesterol and its impact on our heart

High levels of remnant cholesterol (VLDL) can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke. Experts say that a life of moderation can help maintain healthy levels
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Teething troubles for the heart

Poor oral hygiene could lead to infectious endocarditis, a bacterial infection of the lining of the heart valve
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Risk assessment for men above 40

We find out from doctors the tests men should take after the age of 40
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Reduce your blood pressure, naturally

Those wishing to avoid medicines can gain substantial benefits by following a combination of a healthy diet, yoga and lifestyle changes
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BP out of control? Here’s what to do

Less stress, more physical activity and some lifestyle changes can help keep your blood pressure readings healthy. And don’t forget to have regular check-ups
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