'No pills for mild BP' advice sends doctors' pulse racingTimes of IndiaA Cochrane Review published recently has concluded as much: there was no reduction in deaths, incidence of heart disease or stroke among 9,000 patients who took medicati…
Muhimbili prepares to conduct heart surgeryIPPmedia… during the launch of Medical Tourism Destination organised by the Indian Embassy in collaboration with the Federation of India Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). He said the construction of…
Priyanka Chopra is desi at heartTimes of India… with an international label, but at heart, she still is a desi girl. While the first music video of her debut album that releases on September 13, has a global feel to it, on the actress' insistence…
'Mortgages are where HSBC needs to ramp up numbers'Daily News & AnalysisIn an interview with Vishwanath Nair, he talks about how the London-based lender sees India's banking climate and says the regulator, RBI, has the heart in the right pl…
In rare surgery, woman undergoes complete heart reconstructionMumbai MirrorIn an extremely rare surgical procedure in India , a woman successfully underwent a complete heart reconstruction operation at the Asian Heart Institute in Bandra-Kurla Complex …
India in the darkHindustan TimesSo, I presume the generous minister will commend my logic when I say: "If tax is not paid, if the money remains in mother India, where is the loss?" At the heart of the impasse in Parliament over what has now c…
'Chocolates and red wine don't help cure heart disease'Business Standard… red wine don't help cure heart disease'. Press Trust of India / London August 29, 2012, 16:55. Scientists say there is no proof that chocolate and red wine …
It's never too late to walk for lifeTimes of IndiaAccording to the US study, just a little light exercise can stave off heart failure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even Alzheimer's. And it is never too late to start. Stepping up exercise…
IBNLive.comScientist invents device for easy heart check-upIBNLive.comNew Delhi: India is the global capital for heart disease. More than six crore Indians are already victims, and the number is rising every year. The problem with a heart attack is, we…
Writer admitted to hospital with heart ailmentTimes of IndiaKOLKATA: Well-known writer Subimal Mishra had to be hospitalized after he fell ill in his Shampa Mirza Nagar flat near Taratala on Monday evening. He was shifted to the SSKM Hospital on Tuesda…