Adolescents in India are becoming increasingly susceptible to Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs). Dr. Nalini Saligram, Founder & CEO, Arogya World, explains the reasons behind it and how to reduce the burden of NCDs.
India's largest primary healthcare survey report says that around 70 per cent of people suffering from heart-related ailments are diagnosed only after 1 year of suffering.
Lockdown-induced sedentary lifestyle has led to increase in diabetes, hypertension, smoking and stress, resulting in increased risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).
Heart disease is also becoming common in young women. If you're over 20, get your cholesterol levels checked and do it every four to six years.
India has a high burden of rheumatic heart disease often affecting young people in their prime and productive phase of life. Scientists at the Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS) cardiology department have some good news for those afflicted with the disease.
While a new research has revealed that working in shifts can increase your risk of developing cardiovascular disease, here we give you a low-down on the common conditions that this umbrella term covers.
You must be aware that statins may prevent risk of death owing to heart disease. But, according to a new study, only about six per cent patients adhere to the medication, which may tend to raise their risk of major cardiovascular event. Read on to know more about this.
Avoid prolonged exposure to chronic noise pollution as that may ail your heart, shows study.
Did you know early periods, break offs or being lonely put you on a higher risk of having heart attack? If not, here are some of the shocking factors leading to heart attack that you should be aware of.
On the World Heart Day we bring before you a handy list of certain lifestyle modifications that may prevent you from a heart disease.
The recent survey was done on 837 people and it revealed that belly fat owing to lifestyle changes leads to heart risk.
Here are few odd factors that may make increase your risk of getting a heart attack or any kind of heart-related ailments. Know them to prevent your heart from failing.
Did you know that your ear crease and height can actually tell if you are more prone to develop ischemic heart disease or if you already suffering from it. That is what a study conducted by a Maharashtra based doctor has revealed.
In case you sit for hours on a stretch at office, its time for you start taking short breaks in between and roam around for sometime. A new study has shown how uninterrupted, prolonged sitting at workplace can mess up your health.
Tulsi leaves helps you fight a gamut of ailments like asthma, stress, heart conditions and fever among other ailments. Have them in stock.
Smoking alone is responsible for nearly 10% of CVDs.
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is the most common type of birth defect. Know more.
Patients who were treated for breast cancer or lymphoma are more than three times at risk of developing congestive heart failure.
Adolescents in India are becoming increasingly susceptible to Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs). Dr. Nalini Saligram, Founder & CEO, Arogya World, explains the reasons behind it and how to reduce the burden of NCDs.
India's largest primary healthcare survey report says that around 70 per cent of people suffering from heart-related ailments are diagnosed only after 1 year of suffering.
Lockdown-induced sedentary lifestyle has led to increase in diabetes, hypertension, smoking and stress, resulting in increased risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).
Heart disease is also becoming common in young women. If you're over 20, get your cholesterol levels checked and do it every four to six years.
India has a high burden of rheumatic heart disease often affecting young people in their prime and productive phase of life. Scientists at the Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS) cardiology department have some good news for those afflicted with the disease.
While a new research has revealed that working in shifts can increase your risk of developing cardiovascular disease, here we give you a low-down on the common conditions that this umbrella term covers.
You must be aware that statins may prevent risk of death owing to heart disease. But, according to a new study, only about six per cent patients adhere to the medication, which may tend to raise their risk of major cardiovascular event. Read on to know more about this.
Avoid prolonged exposure to chronic noise pollution as that may ail your heart, shows study.
Did you know early periods, break offs or being lonely put you on a higher risk of having heart attack? If not, here are some of the shocking factors leading to heart attack that you should be aware of.
On the World Heart Day we bring before you a handy list of certain lifestyle modifications that may prevent you from a heart disease.
The recent survey was done on 837 people and it revealed that belly fat owing to lifestyle changes leads to heart risk.
Here are few odd factors that may make increase your risk of getting a heart attack or any kind of heart-related ailments. Know them to prevent your heart from failing.
Did you know that your ear crease and height can actually tell if you are more prone to develop ischemic heart disease or if you already suffering from it. That is what a study conducted by a Maharashtra based doctor has revealed.
In case you sit for hours on a stretch at office, its time for you start taking short breaks in between and roam around for sometime. A new study has shown how uninterrupted, prolonged sitting at workplace can mess up your health.
Tulsi leaves helps you fight a gamut of ailments like asthma, stress, heart conditions and fever among other ailments. Have them in stock.
Smoking alone is responsible for nearly 10% of CVDs.
Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is the most common type of birth defect. Know more.
Patients who were treated for breast cancer or lymphoma are more than three times at risk of developing congestive heart failure.
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