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CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE DETECTION
14-year-old Indian American kid invents AI-powered app that can evaluate your heart health in just seven seconds. Who is Siddarth Nandyala?Siddarth Nandyala was just 14 when he decided to make a grand invention, one that can save lives. His app, the Circadian AI, can detect hea...- Kim Jong Un dead? New photos emerge as rumours of North Korean leader's death, secret Beijing treatment and alleged coma spread onlineKim Jong Un death rumours: North Korea has released photographs showing Kim Jong Un inspecting footwear and women's clothing at an exhibiti...
- Tricog Health targets 100 million cardiac screenings by 2030: CEO Dr Charit BhograjBengaluru-based Tricog Health aims to conduct 100 million cardiac screenings by 2030, having screened over 41 million patients since its fo...
- Your bedroom may be too bright at night—and new research reveals what nighttime light could be doing to your heartNew research suggests nighttime light exposure may affect heart structure. A study observed thicker heart muscle and reduced flexibility in...
- Heart problem spotted in 2 secs by 'superhuman' AI? How this tool can see deep into your heart valves what doctors may missHeart disease spotted in 2 seconds: An artificial intelligence system can analyse ECGs to detect hidden signs of heart disease. The technol...
- Forget 90 minutes of exercise. Just 3 minutes of intense training may be enough for better metabolic healthModern wellness trends suggest short, intense workouts offer substantial health rewards. Brief intervals of maximum effort trigger immediat...
- In 1991, 3 doctors died in duty rooms; people blamed inactivity, ghee & coconut oil, but Apollo's Dr Prathap C Reddy says centuries-old famine may have altered genesIn 1991, the deaths of three Indian doctors from heart-related problems sparked concerns about the rising risk of cardiac issues among youn...
- Doctor explains why checking blood pressure on both arms can save a life: 'Blood pressure is rarely identical...'Measuring blood pressure in both arms during initial evaluations can reveal hidden vascular disorders, according to Dr. Nikhil Agrawal. A s...
- AHA-ACC Cholesterol Guidelines 2026: There is a health advisory for everyone above 19. Follow these heart rules to protect your lifeAHA ACC Cholesterol Guidelines 2026: New global heart health guidance from the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardi...
- Your eyes hold secrets to how long you live. New alarming study finds link between eyes, heart disease and diabetes. Check detailsNew research reveals a strong link between eye health and overall well-being and if you take regular eye check ups, it can help you detect ...
- Top cardiologist warns: Bad breath isn’t just dental issue, it could be sign of heart disease. What to do?A leading cardiologist, Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, has warned that persistent bad breath could be more than a dental issue—it may signal underlyi...
- World Heart Day 2025: Importance, theme, history and regional risks in Indian citiesWorld Heart Day 2025, themed "Don't Miss a Beat," emphasizes continuous vigilance against cardiovascular diseases, a major global killer. A...
- Not just cholesterol, poor oral hygiene can also give you a heart attackA recent study reveals a potential link between oral bacteria and heart attacks. Researchers discovered that bacteria, especially viridans ...
- Catching heart disease in its quietest moments in Type 2 diabetesEarly detection of heart disease in Type 2 diabetes is crucial, as it often develops silently. Advanced tests like high-sensitivity blood w...
- Cardiovascular diseases, diabetes major contributors to health challenges in military: Rajnath SinghDefense Minister Rajnath Singh addressed the Cardiological Society of India, highlighting the high prevalence of cardiovascular diseases an...
- How a blood test could predict women's heart healthA study of nearly 28,000 US women indicates that a blood test measuring inflammation and two specific fats, LDL cholesterol, and lipoprotei...
- WHO South-East Asia Region calls on member states to raise awareness about heart healthThe main causes to the burden of cardiovascular diseases include modifiable lifestyle factors such as tobacco use, alcohol consumption, unh...
- Cardiovascular disease symptoms: How they are different in men and womenHeart disease is the primary cause of death for men and women across the US. However, it is imperative to understand that men and women hav...
- The new BP guideline will help detect cardiovascular diseases earlyAs per the new standards too, the first line of treatment remains lifestyle changes.
- Do you live in an area with high air pollution? You are more susceptible to a heart attackTiny particles in polluted air can travel from the lungs into the bloodstream.
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