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Carbon monoxide levels register gradual rise in Delhi in first five months this year: DataDelhi's carbon monoxide levels have shown a steady rise this year, with monthly averages reaching their highest in years until May. This tr...- Big risks and rewards in upcoming IPOs at SpaceX, OpenAI, AnthropicWall Street anticipates a wave of massive IPOs, led by SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, each aiming for trillion-dollar valuations. These meg...
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- The Summer Survival Guide: Smarter ways to live through rising temperaturesWe are living in an era of extreme heat, and the planet is not pushing back on the pedal anytime soon. Which is why Lijee Philip brings to ...
- Winter storm health advisory: Doctor shares key safety tips to stay protected in extreme coldA major winter storm is set to hit the United States, impacting millions. Dr. Zachary Rubin warns of serious health risks from extreme cold...
- Why is winter a silent killer? Doc explains: ‘When you step into extreme cold, your body shifts…’Heart attacks are a global concern. Winter months bring increased danger to the heart. Cold weather causes blood vessels to narrow, raising...
- Hot shower vs cold shower? Which one delivers more benefits during winterWinter showers pit comfort against physiology. Hot water soothes muscles but strips skin; cold water energizes circulation but stresses the...
- Why blood pressure rises during winters? Apollo doctor gives five reasons, explains who should take extra precautionsCold weather, not just heat, can significantly raise blood pressure by constricting blood vessels and activating stress hormones. This rise...
- Tomato soup is a powerful winter drink, here are 5 reasons to have it every nightTomato soup is more than a winter comfort food. It delivers antioxidants, boosts immunity, supports heart health, enhances skin and eye wel...
- Winter Heart Risk After 50: Why Cold Weather Triggers More Attacks and How to Stay Safe, Explains CardiologistCold temperatures put significant stress on the heart, particularly for people above 50. Dr. Saket Goyal, Chief Interventional Cardiologist...
- Winter snow shovelling can increase heart attack risk, study warnsShovelling snow is not only tiring but also can be dangerous for your heart. Research from Quebec, published in the Canadian Medical Associ...
- Not midnight. When do most heart attacks happen most? Cardiologist shares how to protect your heart during high-risk hoursCardiologists have observed that the hours after waking up are a high-risk period for heart health due to increased stress hormones, blood ...
- Feel the chill yet? Keep an eye out for your heart & eye health this winterCold weather constricts blood vessels and increases blood pressure, potentially triggering heart attacks, particularly in people with pre-e...
- Covid could trigger 'heart failure pandemic'. Health experts warn of 'global healthcare risk' after New YearHealth experts in the US have warned that the new coronavirus strain JN.1 will increase the chances of potential heart issues for those who...
- How to prevent heart attacks in winter?Along with the flu and colds, cold weather can raise the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
- Delhi hospitals witnesses surge in respiratory, cardiac problems amid cold wave, air pollution: ExpertsDr SP Byotra, HOD medicine and vice president of Sir Gangaram hospital said, "The risk of respiratory diseases increases in winter, because...
- Cold wave can trigger heart attack due to vasoconstriction; keep an eye on vitamin D intakeNearly 100 people have died in Kanpur, within a week due to heart attacks.
- Younger Covid-19 patients also at risk of long-term health problems; flu shots may offer some protectionAccording to a study, hydroxychloroquine failed to protect healthcare workers from becoming infected.
- Your heart needs more care during winter: Watch out for fatigue, dry mouth and skinCold weather increases the risk of heart attack, but a little awareness can go a long way in keeping the threat at bay.
- Don't let winter chill your heartCome winter and it’s time for work-weary executives to take care of their heart. Latest research suggests that the possibility of heart att...
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