heart disease

12:01 PM
Here's what can reduce risk of future heart attacks

A new research has shown that patients who have had emergency heart attack treatment with heart artery stenting - and have significant narrowings in their other untreated arteries - can take advantage from additional stenting to help stop future atta

12:24 PM
Here's how siesta improves your heart health

We often see people taking naps or dozing off during the daytime. A new study claims that it not only re-energizes you but also protects your heart. Probably now you can easily defend your siesta in office!

11:05 AM
Daytime napping lowers risk of heart attack

Taking a nap during daytime can not only refresh you but also lower the risk of heart attack or stroke if taken once or twice in a week, found a new study.

11:04 AM
Healthy foods important to reduce heart disease risk

Everyone knows that achieving or maintaining healthy body weight is one key to preventing cardiovascular disease. However, researchers don't agree that the best way to achieve that goal is by eliminating certain nutrients from the diet.

03:02 PM
Insomnia linked to increased risk of heart disease and stroke

People suffering from insomnia may have a higher risk of coronary artery ailment, heart failure, and stroke, suggests a study. The study was published in the journal-Circulation.

01:24 PM
High education reduces the risk of heart attack

A new study has highlighted that people who completed higher levels of education, were less prone to heart attack and stroke.

03:40 PM
Common sleep myths might pose serious risks

People holding sleep myths- like five hours of sleep is sufficient for them, snoring has no harm or drinking helps you to fall asleep- are at a significant health threat.

05:32 PM
Watching TV while snacking ups heart disease, diabetes risk in teens

Teenagers who sit for hours watching TV, using the computer or playing video games while eating unhealthy snacks are at increased risk heart diseases and diabetes, scientists say.

01:05 PM
Strength training could benefit heart health

According to a recent study, static activities such as strength training was found to be more strongly associated with reducing heart disease risks than dynamic activities like walking and cycling.

11:08 AM
Not exercising worse for your health than smoking: Study

Researchers and author of the study published in the journal JAMA Network Open called the results as "extremely surprising."

12:14 PM
Too much sitting can lead to health risks!

According to the study, sitting for too many hours per day or sitting without a break is known to harm your body.

02:03 PM
'Alcohol causes 2.8m deaths each year worldwide'

According to the research that estimates levels of alcohol use and health effects in 195 countries between 1990 to 2016, 2.8 million deaths occur each year worldwide.

04:07 PM
Consistent moderate drinking could lower heart disease risk

According to the study, Consistent moderate alcohol consumption is associated with lower risk of heart disease.

11:45 AM
Beware! Binge drinking may put your heart at risk

A new research has found that young adults who frequently binge drink are more likely to have specific cardiovascular risk factors at a younger age than non-binge drinkers.

12:33 PM
Portfolio diet can lowers heart disease risk

The researchers found the diet limited other factors for an estimated 13 per cent reduction in the overall risk for coronary heart disease, which includes angina and heart attack.

11:41 AM
Bisexual relationship can break your heart, literally

According to a study conducted by the New York University, bisexual men have a higher risk for heart disease compared with heterosexual men across several modifiable risk factors.

02:53 PM
Pregnancy over 35 increases heart risks in children

Older motherhood is associated with an increased risk of complications during pregnancy with a greater likelihood of delivering a child that is premature or born small.

01:49 PM
Smoking weed triples your chances of dying from high BP

The researchers estimated the associations of marijuana use, and duration of use, with death from hypertension, heart disease, and cerebrovascular disease, controlling for cigarette use and demographic variables including sex, age, and ethnicity.