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A large international study tracking over 33,000 adults has found that how long you walk at a time may matter more than how many steps you take overall. Researchers discovered that sustained walking sessions of at least 10-15 minutes were linked to significantly lower risks of heart disease and early death compared to short, scattered bursts of activity.

Eating breakfast within two hours of waking may help people with high cholesterol keep LDL levels in check. Studies link skipping breakfast to higher bad cholesterol, weight gain, diabetes, and heart disease. Experts recommend a fibre-rich, balanced morning meal to support metabolism, improve good cholesterol, and reduce cardiovascular risk. , Health, Times Now

Catherine O'Hara's death certificate says she died of pulmonary embolism - a condition caused by a blood clot blocking arteries in the lungs. It reduces oxygen levels, strains the heart, and can be fatal without rapid treatment. Symptoms include sudden breathlessness, chest pain, rapid heartbeat, and coughing blood. Early diagnosis and prompt care greatly improve survival. , Health, Times Now

A new review suggests apolipoprotein B (ApoB) may predict heart disease risk more accurately than LDL cholesterol by measuring harmful plaque-forming particles directly. Experts say ApoB can reveal hidden risk even when LDL appears normal, but limited availability, higher cost, and current guidelines prevent it from being routinely tested. , Health, Times Now