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Can Excess Vitamin B3 Affect Heart Health? Here's What Researchers Say

A recent study found that taking excessive quantities of the essential B vitamin, niacin could raise the risk of heart disease.

Medical Daily

What’s causing heart attacks in comparatively younger women?

Of late, the cases of sudden cardiac arrest even among women are on the rise due to unhealthy lifestyles and extreme stress. Most of the working women hardly manage time for a daily workout. Less physical activity, Long working hours, sleep deprivation due to the use of smartphones at home…

The Times of India

U.S. Facing Fiber Crisis: Only 7% of Adults Getting Enough

Discover the tell-tale signs you're not getting enough fiber in your diet. From fatigue to constipation, these signs indicate a fiber deficiency.

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What are the factors that put a risk on women's heart health?

Heart disease stands as a prominent cause of mortality in both men and women. The initiation of this condition may commence in childhood, progress inconspicuously over time, and culminate in an unexpected and frequently fatal heart attack. It is ill-advised to wait for symptoms to surface before embracing proven measures…

The Times of India

Metabolic Dysfunction In Women: Study Identifies Reproductive Factors That Raise Risk Of Diabetes, High Cholesterol

Certain reproductive characteristics in females are key risk factors for metabolic dysfunction, potentially increasing the likelihood of developing diabetes and high cholesterol in later stages of life, according to a new study.

Medical Daily

Sticky Cholesterol: 6 simple ways to bring it down

Sticky cholesterol and its impact on heart health

The Times of India

Heart disease is the biggest killer of women under 75 - so why are heart attacks so often misdiagnosed?

The BHF reports that 50% of heart attacks in women are misdiagnosed, the experts explain why and how to prevent one

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Heart disease causes one in five American deaths

According to the CDC, one person in the United States dies from heart disease every 33 seconds.

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Yes, exercise — as well as diet — can lower cholesterol levels

Exercise-boosted HDL levels, “act as a broom by sweeping LDL cholesterol away,” one expert says.

Chicago Sun-Times

Does apple cider vinegar really help with weight loss?

Apple cider vinegar does have certain healthful properties. Here are the ones backed by science.

Fortune

We Are About to Enter the Golden Age of Gene Therapy

The discovery of CRISPR has allowed us to enter a new era of disease treatment. Here’s what 2024 and beyond has in store for our gene-edited future.

Inverse

CRISPR Gene-Editing Could Revolutionize Medicine If Scientists Can Agree On One Thing

Several factors determine which avenues of drug discovery that people in research and pharmaceutical companies focus on.

Inverse

Testing for cholesterol? Here’s what you might not know

Cholesterol, often referred to as the silent killer, has long been a focal point in understanding and managing cardiovascular health. Regular cholesterol testing, primarily through lipid panels, has been the cornerstone of preventive care. However, within this realm of cholesterol assessment, a deeper understanding lies in the examination of apolipoproteins…

The Times of India

Genetics and Heart Disease: What you need to know

Genetic factors play a crucial role in the development of heart diseases. Research suggests that up to 60-70% of cases of heart diseases are attributed to genetic factors. While lifestyle choices such as diet and exercise also contribute to the risk, genetics can increase one's susceptibility to heart diseases and…

The Times of India

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Two new seaweed-based nutraceuticals from CMFRI to reach market soon

CMFRI has commercialised two seaweed-based nutraceutical products to boost anti-viral immunity & combat high cholesterol. Expected to reach market in 6 months.

The Independent UK

Light exercise ‘could reverse high cholesterol caused by sedentary childhood’

Increased sedentary time in childhood can raise cholesterol levels by two thirds as an adult, research suggests.

The Conversation

CRISPR and other new technologies open doors for drug development, but which diseases get prioritized? It comes down to money and science

Prescription drugs and vaccines revolutionized health care, dramatically decreasing death from disease and improving quality of life across the globe. But how do researchers, universities and hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry decide which diseases to pursue developing drugs for?

Zenger

Study: High Levels Of ‘Good’ Cholesterol Linked To Increased Dementia Risk

Elevated HDL cholesterol could raise dementia risk by 42% in older adults, says Monash University study

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The Independent UK

Doctors sound alarm over new infant fentanyl syndrome

A new syndrome linked to prenatal fentanyl exposure produces similar abnormalites to babies who can’t produce cholesterol

The Independent UK

Doctors sound alarm over new infant fentanyl syndrome

A new syndrome linked to prenatal fentanyl exposure produces similar abnormalites to babies who can’t produce cholesterol

The Independent UK

Doctors sound alarm over new infant fentanyl syndrome

A new syndrome linked to prenatal fentanyl exposure produces similar abnormalites to babies who can’t produce cholesterol

The Times of India

Importance of regular heart checkups - key to early detection

Indians have a high prevalence of ischaemic heart disease. What is more alarming is that it presents or manifests a decade earlier in Indians compared to our Western counterparts. Main reason for this is high clustering of risk factors like diabetes, hypertension, smoking or other forms of tobacco use, high…

Fortune

Your 'normal' cholesterol level can still be deadly, warns aging expert Dr. Michael Greger. Here's what it should really be

Average cholesterol values today are regarded as normal based on a sick society, says the bestselling author of 'How Not to Die.'

Zenger

Vegan Diet Improves Heart Health In Just 8 Weeks, New Study Finds

Identical twin study shows significant reductions in cholesterol, insulin, and body weight on vegan diet

Dynamite News

High 'good cholesterol' levels are linked to increased risk of dementia: Study

An increased risk of dementia in older persons has been linked to abnormally high levels of HDL-C, also referred to as good cholesterol, according to a Monash University-led study. Read further on Dynamite News:

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