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Toxic workplaces increase risk of depression by 300%
Sydney: Working for organisations that fail to prioritise employees’ mental health can increase the risk of being diagnosed with depression by threefold, finds a study. And while working long hours is a…
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Mobile health tech can aid elderly with heart disease
New York: Mobile health technology can help induce lifestyle behaviour changes and improve medication adherence among older adults aged 60 and above with existing heart disease, said a statement by the American Heart…
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Frequently eating restaurant meals can increase cardiovascular disease risk: Study
Washington: Frequently eating meals that are cooked in a restaurant, or away from home can lead to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer, according to a new study published in…
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Study reveals walnuts helpful in cardiovascular disease
Washington: Studies from a randomised controlled trial reveals the capability of walnuts from preventing major risk factors for heart disease, claims,’ people who regularly consume walnuts may have a lower risk of…
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BP problems linked to higher heart disease risk in youths
New York: Wide swings in blood pressure readings among young adults are associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease by middle age, according to a new study. The findings, published in…
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Five healthy lifestyle habits will help you live longer
New York: In a good news to middle-aged people, researchers have found that maintaining five healthy habits may increase years lived free of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. According to…
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Drinking 1-4 cups coffee daily reduces metabolic syndrome: Study
Washington: Coffee comes with the potential of reducing the risk of developing a major cardiovascular issue which is known for affecting more than one billion people across the globe, says a recent…
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Cancer patients more likely to die of heart problems, stroke
Washington: In a new study, researchers have found that a lot of people diagnosed with cancer are more likely to die of heart and blood vessel problems, instead of the main disease.…
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Legumes-rich diet lowers cardiovascular disease risk
Washington: A diet rich in beans, lentils, peas, and other legumes lessens the risk of cardiovascular, coronary heart disease and high blood pressure, stated a new study. Published in the journal Advances…
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Study uncovers associations between rheumatoid arthritis
Washington: People diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease, type 1 diabetes or blood clots have been found to be at a heightened risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis. People who have rheumatoid arthritis are…
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Illiterate people three times at higher risk to develop dementia
Washington: The people who cannot read and write stay at nearly three times higher risk of developing dementia than the people, who can read and write, says a recent study. The study…
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E-cigarettes found to be harmful for heart, blood vessels
Washington: E-cigarettes have long remained in question for their effects on health. Putting forth answers to these questions, a new study has found growing evidence that vaping can harm the heart and…
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Running may help you live longer : Study
Washington: While some run to boost their stamina, others do it to maintain overall well-being. But now people have got yet another reason as it is found that running is linked to…
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Weight loss can reduce heart disease in type 2 diabetes patients
Washington: Losing a little weight may go a long way, especially for type 2 diabetes patients suffering from cardiovascular problems. Gaining weight and suffering from obesity are known to be top factors…
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Long-term declines in heart disease stalling in few countries
Washington: Heart disease and stroke mortality rates have almost stopped declining in many high-income countries, found a study. Researchers have analysed trends in cardiovascular disease mortality which consists of mainly heart disease…
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Birthweight, height can predict infants’ future health: Study
Washington: One’s future health can be predicted as early as they are born! A new study highlighted that an infant’s birth weight and height together can help in telling doctors if the…
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Vitamin D may not reduce heart risk
Washington: While there are several pieces of research that suggested a link between low levels of vitamin D in the blood and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, researchers have now discovered…
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Excess weight, body fat cause cardiovascular diseases: Study
Washington: Turns out, excess weight does more harm to the human body than we might think. According to a recent study, excess weight and body fat cause a range of heart and…
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Excess weight, body fat cause cardiovascular disease, study suggests
Washington: Recent findings show that as body mass index (BMI) and fat mass increase, the risk of blood vessel diseases also increases. A recent study suggests that excess weight and body fat…
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Lowering BP, sodium intake may cut 94 mn early deaths
New York:A worldwide effort to lower people’s blood pressure, cut sodium intake and eliminate trans fat from their diet could prevent 94 million premature deaths from cardiovascular disease (CVD) over a quarter…
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7 key health measures to avoid future risk of heart disease
Washington: A recent study states that by following seven healthy measures like proper diet, exercise and many more, might help one predict future risk of cardiovascular diseases. The study was published in…
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LED light in your house can damage eyes, health authority warns
WASHINGTON: The “blue light” in LED lighting can damage the eye’s retina and disturb natural sleep rhythms, France’s government-run health watchdog said this week. New findings confirm earlier concerns that “exposure to…
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Scientists clear another obstacle in creating transplant arteries, study suggests
Washington: Scientists are working towards a dream of creating artery banks, similar to blood banks common today with readily available material to replace diseased arteries during surgery. A study on the same…
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How much coffee is too much?
Washington: Drinking six or more cups of coffee a day can be harmful and increase the risk of heart ailment by up to 22 percent, a recent study revealed. The study was…
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Walnuts may help lower blood pressure: Study
Washington: Here’s another reason to add walnuts to your diet. According to a recent study, when combined with meals low in saturated fats, eating walnuts may help lower blood pressure in people…
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Study shows how high cardiovascular diseases are linked to stress-related disorders
Washington: Stress-related disorders which arise out of trauma are associated with a high risk of cardiovascular disease, founds a new study. The study was published in the Journal ‘The BMJ’. Cardiovascular mishaps…
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Consumption of red, processed meats linked to higher risk of death: Study
Washington: According to a new study, consuming red and processed meats even in small amounts may increase the risk of death from all causes, especially cardiovascular disease. Saeed Mastour Alshahrani, lead author…
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Vitamin D levels can now be measured with your hair
London: Researchers have found that vitamin D can now be measured by human hair, paving the way for improved diagnosis of deficiency of the sunshine vitamin. With over a billion people estimated…
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Why enough sleep is important for your heart health?
Washington:Getting enough sleep is key to good health, as researchers say that insufficient sleep increases the risk of serious problems, including cardiovascular disease. The team of researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)…
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High-risk HPV contribute to increased CVD risk: Study
Seoul: While human papillomavirus (HPV) have been linked to cancer, infection with high-risk strains of the virus might also increase the fear of cardiovascular disease (CVD), especially among women with obesity or…
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