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WeUtonga takes son to India for heart OP
The Zimbabwe Standard For 10 months, musician Edith WeUtonga braved an emotional burden and staged shows for her fans’ sake. By Silence Charumbira. She smiled on stage and expertly strummed her bass guitar as if all was well, yet her heart was aching. Although her passion … |
Times of IndiaHealth: Heart of eatingTimes of IndiaOlive oil: Consuming more than four tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil a day can significantly lower the risk of a heart attack, a stroke or heart diseases, according to a recent study published in …
Times of IndiaHow to have a happy heartTimes of IndiaYou could be on a rigorous exercise regimen, following the most nutritious diet and taking supplements and medication, but your emotional health plays a key role when it comes to keeping your heart h…
ManoramaonlineLow treatment costs attract foreign heart patients to IndiaManoramaonlineNew Delhi: Low treatment costs and high levels of expertise have made India a leading destination for heart treatment for people from West Asian and African countrie…
Check your heart for freeTimes of IndiaBANGALORE: Times Foundation and Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research will conduct a free health check-up camp on its premises on Sunday from 9am to 2pm. Consultation, ECG, ECHO, blood sug…
Matters of the heartTimes of IndiaThe service works with myriad medical apps such as Fitbit, MHR India, HealthVault Connection Center, myFitnessCompanion, GetFit RoadTrip, Lab Test Results, etc. You can choose apps that add data to HealthVault and apps…
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Heart health alarm on overweight kids
Times of India PUNE: At 10, Ojas’s breathing was laboured, he snored and couldn’t take part in any physical activity with his peers on the school playground. A series of tests were run on him and Ojas was found to be suffering from elevated levels of cholesterol and … |
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Obesity, depleting good cholesterol see pike in heart woes’
Times of India TOI got access to data of 1.3 lakh patients from seven hospitals in west India. The data shows that despite the din over heart attacks catching them young across India, it isn’t the 20-somethings but their parents who have to worry about heart diseases. |
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Heart kills six times more than breast cancer
Times of India MUMBAI: It is estimated that 3 lakh women die across the world each year from heart attacks. It kills, in fact, six times as many women as breast cancer does. Closer home, heart diseases are the largest killer of Indian women. Yet, women form the … `Many urban women die due to heart disease’Indileak Roadmap to a healthy heartThe New Indian Express More women prone to heart attacksDeccan Chronicle E-Pao.net –The Hindu all 62 news articles » |
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Symptoms of heart attack different among women: Doctors
Times of India “People must shed this myth that heart attack is a disease of men. At least half of the deaths in women occur due to heart disease and related problems. Moreover, women might also experience a heart attack differently than men who mostly experience … |