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Having a 'big heart' is not always a compliment: Cardiologist explains why it could signal a silent medical dangerRussia-based cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov, known as @heart-transplant_doc on Instagram, warns that a “big heart” is rarely positive in m...- Deadly Kissing Bug disease spreading across the US: Symptoms you can’t ignore and who’s most at riskReports indicate the presence of "kissing bugs" in Ohio, raising concerns about Chagas disease. While the parasite-carrying insects have be...
- ‘Kissing Bug’ spreads in US: What is deadly Chagas disease, symptoms, risks, prevention tips and moreChagas disease, a once-rare parasitic infection, is quietly spreading across the US, with confirmed cases in multiple states including Texa...
- Kidney attack: What triggers it and how "normal-looking" symptoms can turn life-threateningKidney attacks, or acute kidney injury, happen suddenly. These attacks can severely damage the kidneys. Dehydration, infections, and certai...
- Donald Trump diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency: 9 causes of CVI and how to spot itU.S. President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) following a medical evaluation prompted by swelling ...
- Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI): Causes, symptoms, risks & effective management strategiesDonald Trump, former US President, has Chronic Venous Insufficiency. This diagnosis followed doctor visits for leg swelling. CVI affects le...
- Munawar Faruqui reveals he had barely Rs 700 left to treat his son’s rare heart diseaseComedian Munawar Faruqui recently recounted a deeply emotional story. The winner of Bigg Boss 17 disclosed that his son, Mikael, was diagno...
- Insha Ghai Kalra's husband, 29, dies of sudden cardiac arrest: What causes heart attacks in apparently healthy, young people?Although heart attacks are often associated with older adults, they can tragically affect younger individuals as well. Sudden cardiac death...
- Study warns against childhood inactivity, promotes light activity for heart healthA recent study has linked childhood inactivity with heart enlargement, which can lead to serious health risks in adulthood. The research, c...
- Study reveals Asia, Europe, Africa, Middle East are at greater risk of deaths from heart diseasesThe study emphasizes the impact of preventable factors and calls for targeted actions to address metabolic, environmental, and behavioural ...
- Lucknow hospital made 28-year-old woman 'die' for six minutes to keep her aliveDoctors at King George's Medical University in Lucknow successfully used a technique called deep hypothermic circulatory arrest (DHCA) to i...
- 35 per cent of women die from heart attacks globally; know more about red flags & post-surgery careWorldwide, many women are succumbing to heart attacks.
- Laughter at the time of novel coronavirus: People are coping with humour in times of crisisFrom lampooned lyrics to entertaining eats, humour joins the Covid-19 fight.
- Living in a polluted city? Even low levels of smog can damage heart and lead to failureRegular exposure to even low levels of air pollution may trigger heart-related problem, says a study.
- '23% of heart failure patients die within a year of diagnosis'New Delhi, July 25 (IANS) In India, 23 per cent of heart failure patients die within one year of diagnosis, a study revealed on Tuesday, ad...
- Is city life doing more harm to you than good? Air pollution raises risk of a heart failureWhere you live can heavily contribute to your overall well-being.
- Moderate alcohol consumption may increase risk of atrial fibrillationNew York, Sep 29 (IANS) Moderate alcohol consumption may change the structure of the heart in ways that increases the risk of atrial fibril...
- Everything you need to know about thalassaemiaAround 3.4% of the global population are carriers of thalassaemia.
- Recovery in US, EU is good for IndiaThanks to the pickup in external demand and the huge fall in the imports of gold, the trade gap has narrowed steeply.
- PM may require angioplasty or bypass shortlyPrime Minister Manmohan Singh underwent extensive medical tests at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) on Tuesday.
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