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Gene therapy for cholesterol: Initial test results cheerA new gene editing medicine, VERVE-102, offers hope for millions with heart conditions. Eli Lilly's drug showed significant reductions in b...- High TPC levels! Dark, degraded oil found in popular fast food chain: Study explains its impact on your healthA recent food safety scare has put the spotlight on reused cooking oil risks after a KFC outlet in Kondapur, Hyderabad was reportedly found...
- Worried about cardiac arrest? Celebrity nutritionist shares 1 simple drink to improve heart healthIntegrative lifestyle expert Luke Coutinho highlights beetroot juice as a simple yet powerful dietary addition to combat heart health risks...
- His treadmill test result was normal. 6 weeks later he had a heart attack. CMC Vellore doctor shares what went wrongA normal treadmill stress test can offer false reassurance, as a recent case revealed. A 55-year-old man with intermittent chest discomfort...
- What really happens inside your arteries before a heart attack? Heart surgeon explains the most critical factor for staying safeUS-based heart surgeon Dr Jeremy London has drawn attention to what artery blockages truly look like by sharing real visuals of a nearly bl...
- Your arteries may be lying to you: Cardiologist warns the most dangerous heart plaque is not the one you can see comingCardiologist Dr Jeremy London highlights that not all arterial plaque poses the same risk. Soft plaque is inflamed and unstable, making it ...
- TikToker Ben Bader’s cause of death revealed, his net worth will leave you stunnedTikTok star Ben Bader, 25, tragically passed away from natural causes, an autopsy revealed. He died due to coronary atherosclerosis, a hear...
- New York doctor Dr. Vassily Eliopoulos, who challenges everything you know about heart attacks, is a wrestler and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu championDoctor Vassily Eliopoulos challenges the idea of permanent arterial plaque. His research suggests atherosclerosis can be reduced. Soft plaq...
- Researchers discover pre-existing heart conditions can worsen due to body's inflammatory response to CovidResearchers at New York University (NYU) Langone Health have found that Covid-19 can trigger an immune response in the fatty deposits linin...
- Gout, arthritis, IBD among lesser-known risk factors for heart attacksResearch has suggested that conditions such as gout, psoriasis, inflammatory bowel disease and rheumatoid arthritis are also risk factors f...
- Is the loss of a gene 3 mn years ago in our ancestors behind increasing risk of heart attacks?The same evolutionary gene loss may also have set up a further risk for red meat-eating humans.
- Run, India, Run: A 90-yr-old retd defence personnel will inspire you to do the sprintThe 90-year-old said that his nonagenarian knees have a lot to thank his running.
- Want to protect your heart? Vitamin D3-rich food and supplements will do the trickVitamin D3 may significantly restore damage to cardiovascular system.
- Do you skip your breakfast often? Your heart may be in troublePeople who skip breakfast may end up with troubled arteries.
- Are you a man with grey hair? Experts are warning you could face increased risk of heart diseaseResearchers say grey hair indicates an older biological age and therefore an increased risk.
- US study reveals possible cause of premature birthsWashington, Nov 10 (IANS) A new US study, involving more than 100 pregnant women may have solved the mystery of why many babies are born pr...
- New treatment for pancreatic cancer in the offingThe findings suggest a class of drugs previously developed to treat atherosclerosis could be repurposed for treatment of pancreatic cancer.
- Wine only good for heart when you exercise, says studyDrinking moderate amounts of wine may provide protection against heart disease - but only in people who exercise, new study has found.
- E-cigarettes may not significantly cut heart disease riskNicotine ontributes to smokers' higher risk of developing atherosclerosis, the primary cause of heart attacks.
- AstraZeneca India announces CRESTOR tablets launchAstraZeneca India announced the launch of CRESTOR® (rosuvastatin) 5, 10, 20 and 40 mg tablets. CRESTOR® is indicated for use in the treatme...
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