Is Wine Really Good for Your Heart? Cardiologist Explains Why Alcohol May Do More Harm Than Good
Is wine really heart-healthy? A cardiologist explains the truth about alcohol, heart disease risks, and why drinking may do more harm than benefit.
Is wine really heart-healthy? A cardiologist explains the truth about alcohol, heart disease risks, and why drinking may do more harm than benefit.
The 21-year-old's autopsy report revealed that his cause of death was 'acute heart failure'. He had been hired to chug whiskey bottles.
If you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, stop all the substance abuse. It's not only your health which is at stake but also your baby's health.
Drinking alcohol during adolescence to young adulthood could accelerate arterial stiffening, a precursor to cardiovascular disease, warns a new study.
Certain precautions can be taken to reduce the risk of cancer. This World Head and Neck Cancer Day, let's talk about the major causes of this type of cancer in India.
Heavy drinking or 14 drinks a week can increase risk of stroke, embolism (a blocked artery) and other heart-related complications in AFib patients, warn researchers.
Over-consumption of alcohol can put young women at risk of drunkorexia, which may lead to excess weight gain. Read on to know a few natural remedies which you can try to get rid of your drinking habits.
Daily drinkers, beware. Heavy drinking in old age was linked to a 1.5 inch (4cm) larger waist and increased stroke risk in men.
Excessive alcohol use is one of the leading causes of death in the world. Over time, heavy drinking can result in the development of many chronic diseases.
Is wine really heart-healthy? A cardiologist explains the truth about alcohol, heart disease risks, and why drinking may do more harm than benefit.
The 21-year-old's autopsy report revealed that his cause of death was 'acute heart failure'. He had been hired to chug whiskey bottles.
If you're pregnant or trying to get pregnant, stop all the substance abuse. It's not only your health which is at stake but also your baby's health.
Drinking alcohol during adolescence to young adulthood could accelerate arterial stiffening, a precursor to cardiovascular disease, warns a new study.
Certain precautions can be taken to reduce the risk of cancer. This World Head and Neck Cancer Day, let's talk about the major causes of this type of cancer in India.
Heavy drinking or 14 drinks a week can increase risk of stroke, embolism (a blocked artery) and other heart-related complications in AFib patients, warn researchers.
Over-consumption of alcohol can put young women at risk of drunkorexia, which may lead to excess weight gain. Read on to know a few natural remedies which you can try to get rid of your drinking habits.
Daily drinkers, beware. Heavy drinking in old age was linked to a 1.5 inch (4cm) larger waist and increased stroke risk in men.
Excessive alcohol use is one of the leading causes of death in the world. Over time, heavy drinking can result in the development of many chronic diseases.