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Experts explain when it is medically safe to stay awake during a cardiac procedure |
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Experts explain when it is medically safe to stay awake during a cardiac procedure |
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A cheap gout medication, colchicine, shows significant promise in preventing heart attacks and strokes for individuals with existing heart disease. A |
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ISKCON Bengaluru offers more than a temple visit; it's a warm, grounding spiritual experience in the heart of the city. From soulful kirtans to serene architecture and comforting prasadam, here's why travellers say this is the calm Bengaluru rarely shows. |
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Support smoother blood flow with easy, cardiologist-backed habits that fit into your routine and help you actively protect long-term heart health. |
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Metabolic syndrome leads to insulin resistance, characterised by criteria such as high waist size, blood sugar, triglycerides, low HDL, and high blood pressure. |
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Right-sided chest pain can feel alarming, but it is not always a sign of a heart attack. Often, it's linked to less dangerous causes such as muscle strain, indigestion, anxiety, infections, or issues with the lungs or ribs. This article explains the most common reasons for right-sided chest pain, how to tell when it's serious, and when you should seek medical help. , Health, Times Now |
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Drinking green tea daily for a month can bring noticeable changes to your body - from improved metabolism and better digestion to reduced inflammation and enhanced focus. Experts say it's antioxidants, especially catechins, that support heart health, stabilize sugar levels, and improve cognition. Here's what to expect after 30 days of this simple daily habit., Health, Times Now |
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Our body functions according to a circadian rhythm, and any disruption in this natural sleep-wake cycle can adversely affect heart health. |
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A traditional Kaju Katli from a small village in Uttar Pradesh has won hearts nationwide, including the Ambani family, who once ordered it via helicopter. |
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City air isn't just hazy anymore--it's actually toxic. Holistic health expert Luke Coutinho doesn't mince words: those tiny PM2.5 particles hit your lungs, heart, and immune system hard, and kids get the worst of it. But he's got a plan. He recently shared a four-pillar defence system and other tips to fight against the toxic air. , Health, Times Now |