All posts tagged "Heart Disease"
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1.0KHealth NewsEating Small Bits Of Cheese Daily Helps Lower Heart Disease Risks
Nibbling on cheese a little bit a day helps keep heart disease at bay, researchers found. A recent study of over 200,00...
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1.5KHealth NewsOne In Ten 50-Year-Old British Men Have A 60-Year-Old Heart
One in ten 50-year-old men have a heart that is 10 years older than they are, increasing their risk for a fatal...
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1.0KHealth NewsFull-Fat Dairy Might Not Be All Bad, Study Says
Full-fat dairy products such as cheese, milk or yogurt may not be the healthiest foods in the world, but a new study...
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1.2KHealth NewsGoing Gluten-Free Does Not Lower Heart Disease Risk, Study Says
Gluten-free diets have been some of the most-discussed and often controversial topics when it comes to nutrition. There are those who recommend...
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1.3KHealth NewsEnergy Drinks May Be More Dangerous Than Caffeine
Energy drinks are often consumed by those who wish for a quick boost, but it’s a known fact that they contain high...
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1.4KHealth NewsNaked Mole Rats May Help People Survive Strokes And Heart Attacks
Naked mole rats are seen are arguably some of the oddest-looking and weirdest creatures on the planet. But these pink, buck-toothed mammals...
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1.5KHealth NewsFirefighters At Higher Risk For Heart Attacks
Firefighters have a higher risk of suffering a heart attack due to the hot temperatures they work in, a study suggests. This...
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1.6KHealth NewsToo Much Sitting Increases Risks Of Death, Even With Some Exercise
Too much sitting — even if you do some exercising — can still be bad for the health, the American Heart Association...
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2.1KEurope NewsCancer Now Number One Cause Of Death In 12 European Countries
Cancer has taken the lead from heart disease and stroke as the number one killer disease in 12 European countries, new research...
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3.3KHealth NewsDissolving Heart Stent For Coronary Diseases Gets FDA Approval
The use of a coronary stent that dissolves over time while in the body has been approved by the US Food and...
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2.0KHealth NewsMale Minority Athletes More Likely To Suffer Sudden Heart Failure
A new study suggests that many young athlete deaths may be caused by existing, underlying problems, reports Tucson.com. While it’s always sad...
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1.6KHealth NewsShift Workers More Prone To Heart Problems
An abnormal sleep pattern and lack of sleep may increase the risk for heart disease, especially for shift workers, a small study...
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2.3KNutrition News‘Good’ Cholesterol May Not Always Be Good For Our Health
Researchers conducting a trial into the effects of HDL-C or ‘good’ cholesterol, have found that not everyone benefits from high levels. The study...
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2.4KHealth NewsHigh Cholesterol Eggs May Not Cause Heart Disease After All
We all know that cholesterol is bad and can cause heart disease, and in recent years eggs have looked like prime culprits...
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1.9KHealth NewsStents And Surgery Are Equally Effective Stroke Treatments For Those With Narrowed Carotid Arteries
Americans suffer almost 800,000 strokes each year, of which about ten percent are caused by carotid narrowing. For those with narrowed carotid...
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1.9KHealth NewsHookah Bar Employees At Risk For Secondhand Smoke Related Diseases
According to a new study published online in the BMJ journal Tobacco Control, people who work in Hookah bars are at risk for heart and...
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2.2KHealth NewsSlow Heart Rate Not Linked To Heart Disease
A new study published by the online edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association’s (JAMA) Journal of Internal Medicine finds that a slower...
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2.3KNutrition News‘Portfolio Diet’ Shown To Improve Cardiovascular Health
It may come as no surprise that highly processed, sugary beverages aren’t so good when it comes to protecting yourself from heart...
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1.8KHealth NewsRisk Of Dying From Major Diseases Rises With Prolonged TV Viewing
A study published recently by the American Journal of Preventive Medicine has linked TV viewing to a greater risk of dying from eight out of...
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1.7KHealth NewsWildfire Smoke Exposure Can Trigger Heart Attacks, Study Finds
Air pollution from wildfires can trigger cardiac arrest, heart attacks and aggravate the symptoms of other heart diseases, according to a new...
