Imagine getting a magic wand that eradicates all the diseases in a wave. Well, wishing for a magic wand in this digital era may not fetch you anything but the same digital world can empower you with the knowledge to be aware of all the risk factors that can be worked upon to clear up…
Doctors taking part in an awareness camp on World Heart Day, at the Heart and Brain Institute of Andhra Hospitals in Vijayawada on Sunday. | Photo Credit: G.N. Rao Incorporating more fruits and vegetables in one’s diet, good stress management, exercising, keeping sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol levels down are important to keep a heart…
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain the primary cause of mortality worldwide, resulting in a substantial number of fatalities and disabilities. The alarming statistics from 2021 reveal that CVDs claimed 20.5 million lives, accounting for approximately one-third of all global deaths. Young Indians are increasingly vulnerable to heart disease due to alarming environmental and lifestyle factors. Rising…
Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) continue to adversely affect our nation as sedentary lifestyles are fast becoming the norm for an average working citizen. It is a major cause of mortality globally, as well as in India. While medical practices continue to work on developing better and more effective cures, maintaining heart health remains the first line…
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain the primary cause of mortality worldwide, resulting in a substantial number of fatalities and disabilities. The alarming statistics from 2021 reveal that CVDs claimed 20.5 million lives, accounting for approximately one-third of all global deaths. Young Indians are increasingly vulnerable to heart disease due to alarming environmental and lifestyle factors. Rising…
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, claiming millions of lives each year. While many associate heart attacks with dramatic chest pains, it’s crucial to recognize the often subtle and overlooked signs that could signal a serious heart problem. These silent heart attacks can occur with minimal or no noticeable symptoms, leading individuals…
Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) continue to adversely affect our nation as sedentary lifestyles are fast becoming the norm for an average working citizen. It is a major cause of mortality globally, as well as in India. While medical practices continue to work on developing better and more effective cures, maintaining heart health remains the first line…
Health minister speaks about various aspects of health that can help reduce heart disease burden; urges people to stay active, cut down on unhealthy food During the World Heart Day prog on Saturday, Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao emphasized that the increasing prevalence of heart-related diseases is primarily due to changes in lifestyle and unhealthy…
The Men’s Soccer team secured their first victory of the season on Saturday, Sept. 21, versus Sacred Heart University. Ava Jenkins 12:21 am, Sep 25, 2024 Contributing Reporter Yale Athletics The Men’s Soccer team (2–4–1) faced off against Sacred Heart University, or SHU, (5–2) on Saturday, Sept. 21, on home turf at Reese Stadium. After…
71 On World Heart Day, which will be observed on September 29, heart specialists from around the world will come together to discuss and pool their resources to drastically reduce the upward surge in heart diseases around the globe. The Sunday Observer spoke to Consultant Cardiologist Teaching Hospital, Kuliyapitiya, Dr. Wasantha K. Abeywickrama to find…
