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No cholesterol, no diabetes, other test reports normal: 5,000 heart attack cases in India reveal surprising findings in 'healthy' IndiansIndian heart attack patients experience the condition a decade earlier and with greater severity than Western populations. Western risk sco...- Who will be Iran's next Supreme Leader? Ayatollah Khamenei's death during US-Israeli bombing sparks succession concernsAyatollah Ali Khamenei Death: Nearly forty-year reign of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has reached a violent crossroads following massive American...
- Heart attacks may run in families: Here’s what your DNA and family history say about youHeart disease in the family does not seal your fate. Genetics play a role, but lifestyle choices hold significant power. Doctors consider f...
- Heart Attack and Cardiac Arrest are not the same: How to spot the differences and act fast during emergencies. Knowing could save livesHeart attacks and cardiac arrests are distinct yet serious heart emergencies. A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked...
- This hidden heart condition in US is a ‘silent killer’ and majority don’t even show symptoms. How to know if you need treatment?Aortic aneurysm, a silent killer, is a dangerous bulge in the aorta, often without symptoms. It's classified into thoracic and abdominal ty...
- Think you're too young for cholesterol test? What is the right age? Check hidden signsHigh cholesterol often shows no symptoms but can lead to serious conditions like heart attack and stroke. While many associate cholesterol ...
- Shefali Jariwala’s shocking death at 42: Apollo doctor explains why younger Indians are vulnerable to heart attacks and reveals silent symptomsThe sudden death of Shefali Jariwala has highlighted a concerning trend. Heart attacks are increasingly affecting younger Indians. Over hal...
- How did Jo Lindner die? He mentioned about testosterone replacement therapy in last postJo Lindner, better known as “Joesthetics", had over 8 million followers on Instagram and used to share posts on his training regiment. In h...
- How to donate blood safelySafe blood is essential to reduce morbidity and mortality rates in healthcare facilities. Every two seconds, someone in India needs blood, ...
- Yoga, brisk walks & dietary control: How women can combat heart diseasesRegardless of age, a healthy heart is key to overall good health.
- Parkinson's disease doesn't always cause shaky hands & early death. Here's busting some common mythsPatients with the condition also exhibit serious 'non-motor' symptoms like sleep disturbances, incontinence etc.
- Sourav Ganguly to continue as brand ambassador of Adani Wilmar“We wish our dearest Dada, Sourav Ganguly, a speedy recovery and he will continue to be our brand ambassador. This a very unfortunate incid...
- Heir unapparent: If North Korea faces succession, who might replace Kim Jong Un?South Korean and Chinese officials have publicly cast doubt on reports that Kim was gravely ill following a cardiovascular procedure, after...
- North Korean media silent on Kim's whereabouts as speculation on health ragesNorth Korean media presented a business as usual image, carrying routine reporting of Kim's achievements, publishing his older or undated q...
- From 'Sam-suck' to Apple rival: The Samsung transformationToday Samsung -- by far South Korea's most powerful conglomerate with more than 50 affiliates from electronics and insurance to hotels and ...
- How difficult can it be to breathe again? Dr Suryanarayan Pichai’s story of life, challenges and hope will leave you inspired
- Experiencing severe abdominal pain after an alcohol binge? Could be pancreatitisMost pancreatitis cases could be attributed to lifestyle factors.
- Ladies, is your oestrogen level too high? Watch out for LupusLupus is an autoimmune condition which affects women the most.
- Medical inflation, lifestyle diseases make critical illness insurance a must: Here's how to buy itRising incidence of lifestyle diseases and high medical costs make it imperative to buy critical illness cover. Here's how you can keep you...
- The jury for ET’s corporate excellence awards works on the principle 'leader is first among equals'When Vittorio Colao, global CEO at Vodafone, presides over ET’s jury to decide its annual business awards his words will be listened to car...
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