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21-year-old motorist dies of heart attack
Times of India “He must have wanted to avoid an accident on the road and in the process could not handle the sudden reflex. The shock may have been enough to cause a heart attack. We are investigating if he had a previous medical history of a similar condition,” said … |
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Bengal’s hut wins London’s heart
Times of India Marigold isn’t usually grown in the UK. Hence, the duo bought seeds of different varieties of marigold and got the University of Reading to grow them. “We have never visited India. We saw this beautiful house in Bengal on the internet and decided to … |
Goal.com IndiaFormer Manchester City defender Colosimo set for Dempo moveGoal.com IndiaFormer Australia international Colosimo, 34, was one of several experienced players released at the end of the 2012-13 A-League season where he started 21 of their 2…
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UAE-based philanthropists to help kids with heart conditions in India
Emirates 24/7 The group has treated children not only from India, but also countries like Oman and Africa. “Every year there 100,000 new cases reported from India. In the South Indian state of Kerala alone about 4,000 children are born with the heart condition. Many … |
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OP Chautala gets interim bail for heart surgery
India Today The Delhi High Court on Tuesday granted six weeks’s interim bail to former Haryana chief minister Om Prakash Chautala, sentenced to 10 years in jail for irregularities in appointment of teachers in 2000, for pacemaker implant surgery at Gurgaon’s … Om Prakash Chautala granted bail for 6 weeksTimes of India |
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Ramadoss undergoes heart surgery
Times of India CHENNAI: PMK founder S Ramadoss underwent a heart surgery on Monday at a private hospital in Chennai. A party statement said the surgery was performed on Monday morning and the 75-year-old was not keeping well. He will be in the critical care unit … PMK chief Ramadoss to undergo heart surgeryDaily News & Analysis |
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Heart disease linked to job stress
Times of India Scientists have shed light on how stress at work affects the heart, says a study. The results, published in the ‘Scandinavian Journal of Public Health’, link this situation to dyslipidemia, a disorder that alters the levels of lipids and lipoproteins … |
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Video games may boost heart health in kids
Times of India Dr Louise Naylor and Michael Rosenberg, from UWA’s School of Sport Science Exercise and Health, compared children’s energy expenditure and heart rate when the children played both low-intensity and high-intensity active console video games and a … |
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Salaam to the quintessential Indian at heart
Russia & India Report (blog) This was the kind of Hindi that very few people in India’s financial could speak. At the end of his speech, there was a standing ovation that lasted a few minutes. The ambassador completely won the hearts of everyone in that crowd who had no clue he’d … |
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Seen Listen to your heartbeat for vital signs
Times of India Kulkarni added that in India, cases of valvular heart diseases leading to AF are found in almost 30 to 40% of patients. “Because of loss of rhythmic contraction of heart, blood tends to clot and these clots can escape along with the flow of blood to … |