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Alzheimer’s drugs may reduce heart attack risk
Times of India They found that those who were on ChEIs had a 36 percent reduced risk of death from any cause, a 38 percent reduced risk of a myocardial infarction (heart attack) and a 26 percent reduced risk of death from cardiovascular causes such as stroke compared … |
Times of IndiaHeart ailments, diabetes lead to diseased brainTimes of IndiaLead author Christina E. Hugenschmidt, PhD, an instructor of gerontology and geriatric medicine at Wake Forest Baptist, said the results from the Diabetes Heart Study-Mind (DHS-…
Heart surgeons face risk of heart attackTimes of IndiaCHENNAI: Doctors who mend hearts are often at the risk of becoming victims of heart attack, say eminent surgeons across the country. Stress, they say, is getting the better of surgeons who work long…
Cry from the heartTimes of IndiaEvery song the heart should cry with magni-ficent dignity to know itself as God: for all other knowledge will leave us again in want. Shams-ud-din Muhammad * Don`t be ashamed to weep; `tis right to grieve. Tears are only…
Uganda: New Hope for Heart PatientsAllAfrica.comSeven-year-old Joshua Mukalazi is a heart patient and very lucky to be the second beneficiary of Keith Heart Foundation (KHF). He received sponsorship for treatment in India for the second time after Mula…
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India to remain on top in medical tourism : top expert
Deccan Herald Besides performing the first coronary artery bypass surgery in India in 1975 and country’s second heart transplant, Cherian also conducted the first infant cardiac surgery and the first heart and lung transplant. He is also a pioneer in surgeries using … |
New VisionNew hope for heart patients…New VisionHe received sponsorship for treatment in India for the second time after Mulago Heart Institute forwarded his name to KHF for support of $16,000. The second born in a family of six, Mukalazi was born wi…
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10 common habits that put your heart in trouble
Times of India “Current statistics suggest that India will have the largest cardiovascular disease burden in the world. Almost one fifth of the deaths in India are from coronary heart disease. Very soon, it will account for one third of all deaths. Sadly an … |
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Soccer improves heart health in diabetic men
Times of India “We discovered that soccer training significantly improved the flexibility of the heart and furthermore, that the cardiac muscle tissue was able to work 29 per cent faster. This means that after three months of training, the heart had become 10 years … |
Times of IndiaPeople on dialysis likelier to get heart attackTimes of IndiaScientists in Japan have discovered why patients, who are suffering from advanced kidney disease, and undergoing hemodialysis are at high risk to heart attacks and other cardiov…