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Cardiologists share new guidelines on how to manage cholesterolUS cardiologists issue new guidelines for managing cholesterol. The updated US guidelines urge earlier identification and treatment of unhe...- Death rate in ICE immigrant detention centers more than doubles under Trump, Reuters analysis findsFifty individuals have died in U.S. immigration detention since January 2025, a rate that has more than doubled since 2009. Concerns are ri...
- Tiny hearts, big cardiac concern in IndiaA screening program in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, has found over 100 children with heart defects. Sixteen have undergone surgery, with more plan...
- Susan Lucci tells her story: What her memoir reveals about her fame, love, and lossSusan Lucci, Emmy-winning actress known for All My Children, shares her personal journey of fame, love, and loss in her new memoir, La Lucc...
- Cholesterol warning: 5 major signs your body shows in the legs when arteries are chokedHigh cholesterol often shows early effects in the legs because plaque can narrow the arteries that supply blood to the lower body. Symptoms...
- India’s public health challenge: The growing burden of diabetes, obesity and heart diseaseIndia faces a rapidly growing health crisis involving interconnected diabetes, obesity, and heart disease, affecting all age groups. South ...
- Not just adults! High cholesterol & triglycerides now attacking Indian kids; How they damage the body & the states worst hitA new report reveals high triglyceride levels among Indian children. Bengal has the highest proportion of affected children aged 5-9 years....
- Supreme Court Key Rulings: All details about birthright citizenship, Obamacare task force, LGBTQ school booksThe US Supreme Court delivered multiple rulings, allowing Trump’s plan to limit birthright citizenship to proceed, upholding health care pr...
- How Genelia D’Souza stays fit at 37: Actress credits her ‘Indian diet' with a twist. Here's what she eatsGenelia D’Souza, 37, credits her toned body and overall health to a plant-based Indian diet. After turning vegetarian in 2017, she later ga...
- Rising medical costs pushing even insured Indians to skip treatment: ReportA new report reveals that rising healthcare costs in India are forcing many, even those with insurance, to forgo essential medical treatmen...
- Carving the route to a healthy heart: Here’s how to identify and manage risk factorsIt's crucial to tackle risk factors proactively, especially concerning cardiovascular diseases. This underscores the significance of the ca...
- Shattering the Silence: Paving the path for cardiovascular wellness and diabetes care through the lens of Indian womenDr. Sarita Rao, Dr. Shehla Shaikh, and Dr. Anupama Dubey dive into the spectrum of heart health and diabetes in the latest drop of the USV ...
- Lipid Association of India issues new updated heart disease guidelines for Indian patientsLAI has been advocating for regular lipid profile screenings from the age of 20, and from the age of two for those with a family history of...
- Childhood obesity can lead to health complications in adulthoodFrom diabetes to infertility and cardiovascular problems, childhood obesity can lead to many health scares.
- Rise in heart attacks! Poor lifestyle choices, lack of proper sleep main culpritsThe number of young hypertensives is dynamically increasing and the factor leading to it is stress.
- 8 health issues that affect every working mom. Here’s how to stay fit and fineAccording to a survey, 75% of working women suffer from one health problem or another.
- Silent stroke doesn't show any sign: Keep BP in check, quit smokingPatients are generally unaware when they get a stroke.
- Are you sure your lean body isn't a result of an eating disorder?Trying to live up to impossible body images leads a lot of youngsters to eating disorders and other health problems.
- Forget nanobots, healthcare shows some disturbing trendsTechnology to treat illness and fix our body may be at highest levels ever, but healthcare has some fundamental problems.
- 'Diabetes could rob India of demographic dividend'At about 65 million, India has the second highest number of diabetics in the world, after China.
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