Depression doubles heart disease risk
Depressed people have double the chances of suffering from heart disease compared to people who are not depressed
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Cancer medicine component could prevent heart attacks
One of the components used in present day medication for illnesses like cancer and epilepsy could also prevent heart attacks, a new study has suggested
Mums who have caesareans more likely to have overweight babies
Babies who are born through caesarean sections are more likely to be overweight compared to those born naturally, according to a new study including an Indian born scientist
Statins declared safe for heart
British researchers have confirmed that statins, taken by million of heart patients every day
Beer, wine similarly reduce risk of heart disease
Italian researchers have found a very similar inverse association between the consumption of beer and the consumption of wine in relation to cardiovascular outcomes
Three-pill combo for high BP launched
People suffering from high blood pressure (BP) can now manage with just a three-pill combo, after it was launched here Tuesday
Now, three-in-one superpill to revolutionise treatment for high BP
A three-in-one superpill, launched in Britain on Tuesday, may revolutionize treatment for high blood pressure as it will cure millions suffering from the disease
Heart attack between 1am to 5am causes greatest injury
A new study has found that severity of heart attack is dependent on the time of day the attack occurs
Garlic oil may help protect heart from damage
A component of garlic oil may be used to treat heart after attack, according to researchers at Emory University School of Medicine
Today’s teens likely to die younger of heart disease
A new study has revealed that teens of today are more likely to die of heart disease at a younger age than adults