Heart Disease

Moderate Workout Can Lower Heart Disease Risk in Women

Spending two and a half hours a week doing light physical activity, like brisk walking, can lower the risk of coronary heart disease by 25 per cent in women under age 50, according to new ...

Heart Disease Fast Catching Up With Young Indians: Experts

Heart disease has affected the young Indian population 10 years ahead of their Western counterparts particularly over the last three decades owing to sedentary lifestyles and lack of exercise, the nations top cardiologists have ...

Weight Gain During Puberty May Lead to Heart Disease: Study

Boys with excessive weight gain during puberty are at increased risk of death due to heart disease later in life, a study reveals.

Sun Bathing May Help Prevent Diabetes, Heart Disease: Study

Sun bathing and vitamin D supplements may be feasible and affordable approaches to improve or even prevent metabolic syndromes which pose a risk of diabetes and heart disease, a new study has claimed.

Why Diabetes and Heart Disease is a Deadly Combination

People with Type 2 diabetes face a one in a four chance of dying over the next 18 months, they have two to three times higher risk of heart disease than the general population.

Failed IVF Treatment May Put Women at Risk of Heart Disease

Women who undergo fertility therapy, but do not get pregnant, may be at a higher risk of developing long-term cardiovascular disease, says a study.

Gallstone Disease May Increase Heart Disease Risk

The findings showed that a history of gallstone disease was linked with a 23 per cent increased risk of developing coronary heart disease.

Paleo-Type Diets May Cut Diabetes and Heart Disease Risk

The consumption of a paleolithic-type diet by obese women can help them lose weight and lower their future risk of diabetes and heart disease, says a new research.

Heart Disease is Different for Women, but it's Still Deadly

Every year about 610,000 American men and women die from heart disease; that's 1 in every 4 deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It's a leading cause of death for both ...

Gut Bacteria May Influence Your Risk of Heart Disease

A research study suggests how certain diet changes can neutralize the effect of diets that leads to deposition of fats and hardening of arteries increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke.