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What causes sudden cardiac arrest in sleep?

Irregular heart rate may cause electrical disturbances in the heart, putting people at risk of sudden cardiac arrest in sleep
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Ten types of chest pain and what they could mean

Not all chest pains are due to cardiac complications. However, they should never be taken lightly and immediate medical assistance should be sought
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Pericarditis: When the heart skips a beat

Undetected pericardial inflammation could be a precursor to serious heart complications, especially after physical exertion
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Myocarditis: inflammation of the heart muscle

This inflammation of the myocardium — the middle layer of the heart's muscle — is caused by viral, bacterial or fungal infections
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The science of pain tolerance

People experience pain differently. The pain tolerance is governed by physiological, psychological and sociological factors apart from the person’s conditioning towards it
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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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Belly fat can ‘break’ your heart

Caused by improper diets and sedentary lifestyles, among other reasons, belly fat is putting an increasing number of people at risk of heart problems and stroke
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When an inflammation hurts the heart

Rheumatoid arthritis not only affects the joints and leads to stiffness, but is also a serious cardiac risk factor
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Silent symptoms of heart attack put women at risk

Heart attack may be ‘silent’ in some women since they have vague symptoms unlike men. Doctors say one of the most common preventive measures is regular screening
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How good cholesterol protects our heart

A desirable level of HDL cholesterol is a precursor to a healthy heart. We find out why HDL has earned the badge of ‘good cholesterol’
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Why cholesterol triggers heart trouble

Doctors explain how cutting down on trans-fats and including fibre-rich diet could prevent cholesterol from affecting cardiac wellness and triggering heart attacks
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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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That pain in your chest may not be a heart attack

Non-cardiac chest pain occurs because of ailments not related to the heart, the most common being acid reflux or a problem in the food pipe
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Panic attack vs heart attack — similar, not same

While a heart attack can be fatal, a panic attack is not life-threatening. But it is often difficult to differentiate between the two while experiencing the symptoms
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Calcium Test for Heart Attack Prediction
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In heart test, the calcium score matters

The coronary artery calcium score can predict the probability of heart attack in asymptomatic, middle-aged people. So why have we not heard about it?
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