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Erectile dysfunction may be linked to heart disease
Daily News & Analysis Erectile dysfunction, which typically focus on a man’s inability to have sex, has a more devastating issue that could be behind having difficulty maintaining an erection – heart disease, researchers say. Research has connected erectile dysfunction with … |
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Erectile dysfunction ‘may be linked to heart disease’
Newstrack India Washington, December 17 (ANI): Erectile dysfunction, which typically focus on a man’s inability to have sex, has a more devastating issue that could be behind having difficulty maintaining an erection – heart disease, researchers say. Research has … |
Rise in women heart patients – The Times of IndiaTimes of IndiaVISAKHAPATNAM: Although men are believed to be prone to heart diseases, nowadays, women in their 40s and 50s are increasingly falling victims to cardio vascular problems. Twenty-three-year-…
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Barnoldswick solicitor completes 500km ride to ‘heart of India‘
Burnley and Pendle Citizen A SOLICITOR from Barnoldswick has returned from a mammoth charity cycle trip to India that raised more than £1,500. Sara Jane Chorkley, 47 spent two weeks on her bike following staff of the health charity LEPRA, who work to fight disease, poverty and … |
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Barnoldswick solicitor completes 500km ride to ‘heart of India‘
Lancashire Telegraph A SOLICITOR from Barnoldswick has returned from a mammoth charity cycle trip to India that raised more than £1,500. Sara Jane Chorkley, 47 spent two weeks on her bike following staff of the health charity LEPRA, who work to fight disease, poverty and … |
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Revolution in the heart of India (Book Review) – NY Daily News | NewsCred …
New York Daily News This is the untold story of the growth of the Maoist movement in the very heart of India, an insurgency Prime Minister Manmohan Singh calls the country’s most serious internal security threat. This is also investigative journalism at its best, with a … |
Doctors at The Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania celebrated a milestone, the 1,000th heart transplant!
Layla Paul has waited almost six months for a heart transplant at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.
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Aashka broke my heart: Santosh Shukla
Times of India Adds Santosh, “I loved Aashka with a pure heart but she back bited and i was told that she os not the right girl for me. Then i befriended Karishma. She’s so sweet and non controversial. She’s not interested in gossip or house piltics. That girl would … |
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Ravi Shankar was always young at heart: Gulzar
Times of India … who worked with Pandit Ravi Shankar for 1979 movie “Meera”, remembers the late sitar maestro as an honest person who was young at heart. “When I offered ‘Meera’ to him, he said he will listen to the script when he was in India next and then decide. Pandit Ravi Shankar’s memorial services to be held in US, IndiaDaily News & Analysis Ravi Shankar Appreciation: A transcendent music pioneerNorth County Times Ravi Shankar, Who Brought Eastern Music To Western Legends, DiesGPB Khabar South Asia –antiMUSIC.com all 368 news articles » |