Daily News & Analysis |
Soccer training can improve heart health in diabetic men
Daily News & Analysis “We discovered that soccer training significantly improved the flexibility of the heart and furthermore, that the cardiac muscle tissue was able to work 29 percent faster. This means that after three months of training, the heart had become 10 years … |
Rituparno walked you through the art gallery of human heartTimes of India (blog)Rituparno walked you through the art gallery of human heart. Avijit Ghosh 30 May 2013, 06:47 PM IST. Share on Hotklix. Share on Messenger. Share on StumbleUpon. Share on Ya…
Films of India |
Rituparno Ghosh: It was the heart that bled
Times of India “This could have had an impact on the functioning of the heart and brain. From various prescriptions and medicines I was handed down, I guess he was on early renal compromise, apart from being highly diabetic. Even as he was insulin-dependent, he would … Rituparno Ghosh dies of heart attack (Roundup)Newstrack India Acclaimed filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh succumbs to heart attackFilms of India Rituparno Ghosh: Bengali filmmaker dies in IndiaBBC News India.Com Health –Daily News & Analysis –Peninsula On-line all 336 news articles » |
Films of India |
Rituparno Ghosh dies of heart attack
Yahoo! India News Kolkata, May 30 (IANS) Rituparno Ghosh, one of India’s best and versatile filmmakers in the post-Satyajit Ray generation, who started a new wave in Bengali cinema exploring human relationships with bold depictions of sexuality against social themes … Acclaimed filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh succumbs to heart attackFilms of India Rituparno Ghosh: Bengali filmmaker dies in IndiaBBC News Rituparno Ghosh passes away today morning of a heart attackIndia.Com Health Moneycontrol.com –Times of India all 270 news articles » |
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Amrita Rao: My heart is on the right side!
Yahoo! India News Elaborating further Amrita added “I essay a very important role, that of a righteous kind of a scribe. My heart is on the right side of things in SINGH SAHEB THE GREAT!” Well, as always we appreciate Amrita for her straight and honest talks, and look … |
Times of India |
Prolonged painkiller use ups heart attack risk
Times of India In the study, the researchers analysed 639 random drug trials and assembled information on more than 350,000 patients, and found that for every 1,000 arthritis sufferers, the rate of people who suffered a “major vascular event” like heart attack … Painkiller taken for arthritis put your heart at riskDaily News & Analysis ‘Painkillers can cause heart attacks’The Asian Age |
Times of IndiaHigh doses of common painkillers increase heart attack risks: StudyTimes of IndiaEarlier research has linked their use with an increased risk of serious gastrointestinal complications, while a new generation of NSAIDs (coxibs) developed t…
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‘Lucknow has a special place in my heart‘
Times of India So, Lucknow has a special place in my heart. However, this is my first posting to this cantonment since I got commissioned in the Armed Forces Medical Services. Recently, we have organized the 4th national half marathon in AMC stadium and health camp … |
Moneycontrol.com |
Tarun Shienh: A heart that thinks beyond everything
Moneycontrol.com The Real Estate Guru talks about his passion for charity, “being an entrepreneur & citizen of India, it is my first responsibility to help the society in all ways I can. I am sure our steps would help in providing better education and would give … |
Zee News |
Prolonged use of painkillers could raise heart attack risk
Zee News In the study, the researchers analysed 639 random drug trials and assembled information on more than 350,000 patients, and found that for every 1,000 arthritis sufferers, the rate of people who suffered a “major vascular event” like heart attack … Painkiller taken for arthritis put your heart at riskDaily News & Analysis |