Coronary Artery Disease, also known as CAD, is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The condition occurs when fatty deposits or plaque buildup occur in your arteries, leading to serious heart health conditions. Check out these 10 silent warning signs that may be signalling an impending heart attack.
Currently, 30-40% of patients undergoing coronary angioplasty and coronary artery bypass surgery are in the age group of less than 50-years-old.
What all contribute to these coronary heart complications are mainly poor lifestyle and dietary choices. Read on to find out what tips one should follow in order to ensure good heart health post angioplasty.
30 per cent of people with coronary artery disease have diabetes, found a large scale study. Read on to what increases the risk of developing these health issues.
Anti-inflammatory drugs used to treat severe psoriasis can be used to prevent heart disease, reveals new study published in Cardiovascular Research.
A recent study has found that patients with cancer are more at risk of complications following a heart procedure.
Yes, that's what a new research has found! Even the fittest athletes are not safe from the risk of cardiovascular diseases if they have high blood pressure of family history of heart diseases.
A study led by researchers has found that women who give preterm birth have double the risk of coronary heart disease.
The new method does not require additional surgeries or drugs, the report said.
The Amar Gandhi Foundation started a campaign 'Ek Chammach Kam' on the eve of 'World Kidney Day' in March this year.
Presented by Duke cardiologists, the study shows that the newer method carries a much lower cost, potentially saving each patient at least U$800.
Read this and save yourself from a heart attack if you are a diabetic.
Here's how peanuts can protect your heart and lower the risk of coronary disease.
Scientists say that if ANGPTL4 gene can be 'switched off' with medication, it can cut the risk of heart attack by half.
Lifestyle diseases on the rise in urban India
Currently, 30-40% of patients undergoing coronary angioplasty and coronary artery bypass surgery are in the age group of less than 50-years-old.
What all contribute to these coronary heart complications are mainly poor lifestyle and dietary choices. Read on to find out what tips one should follow in order to ensure good heart health post angioplasty.
30 per cent of people with coronary artery disease have diabetes, found a large scale study. Read on to what increases the risk of developing these health issues.
Anti-inflammatory drugs used to treat severe psoriasis can be used to prevent heart disease, reveals new study published in Cardiovascular Research.
A recent study has found that patients with cancer are more at risk of complications following a heart procedure.
Yes, that's what a new research has found! Even the fittest athletes are not safe from the risk of cardiovascular diseases if they have high blood pressure of family history of heart diseases.
A study led by researchers has found that women who give preterm birth have double the risk of coronary heart disease.
The new method does not require additional surgeries or drugs, the report said.
The Amar Gandhi Foundation started a campaign 'Ek Chammach Kam' on the eve of 'World Kidney Day' in March this year.
Presented by Duke cardiologists, the study shows that the newer method carries a much lower cost, potentially saving each patient at least U$800.
Read this and save yourself from a heart attack if you are a diabetic.
Here's how peanuts can protect your heart and lower the risk of coronary disease.
Scientists say that if ANGPTL4 gene can be 'switched off' with medication, it can cut the risk of heart attack by half.
Lifestyle diseases on the rise in urban India
Coronary Artery Disease, also known as CAD, is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The condition occurs when fatty deposits or plaque buildup occur in your arteries, leading to serious heart health conditions. Check out these 10 silent warning signs that may be signalling an impending heart attack.
