According to new research, the eating disorder bulimia nervosa could have a link to long-term risks of cardiovascular disease. Patients may suffer cardiovascular issues such as ischemic cardiac events (severe...

...the side effects of pharmaceutical drugs. Further, modern notions of healthcare are severely limited when treating four key non-communicable diseases (NCDs) of our times – cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases,...

...risk of major cardiovascular diseases even with the consumption of multivitamins associated with reducing cardiovascular risks. “Intuitively, many had thought that men with ‘poor’ nutritional status at baseline may benefit...

...apnea is linked to cardiovascular diseases because the sudden drops in blood oxygen levels that occur when breathing stops cause an increase in blood pressure. These pauses in normal breathing...

...it leads to, “excess mortality, lowering of investment, and consequent deceleration of economic growth.” NCDs, which often lead to premature deaths, include cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, cancers, and diabetes. Currently,...

...stress that the lower risk of non-fatal heart attack must be considered in the context of the increased risk of several other serious and often fatal cardiovascular diseases. The study...

...to the liver, where it is filtered out of the body. High HDL levels were thought to lower LDL levels and thus, chances of arterial hardening and cardiovascular diseases later on. However,...

...the lungs, heart, and larger blood vessels are functioning. Essential, because cardiovascular diseases often affect elderly people. ECG (electrocardiogram), or ECHO study: It’s a non-invasive and painless way to diagnose...

...many potential health benefits, from preventing skin aging, reducing joint degradation in rheumatism and arthritis, and even protecting against cancer and cardiovascular diseases. The assumption is that if antioxidants neutralize...

...DNA, thus increasing their long-term risk of cancer, and other cardiovascular, metabolic and neurodegenerative diseases. Although it is clear from the study that acute sleep deprivation while working nights can...

...mental health disorders, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease. Menopause may not be the only or the direct cause of these conditions, says Dr Hasmukh Rawat, senior interventional...

...2 diabetes. The study’s authors suggest that the findings of the study could mean that people’s height can be an alerting factor to assess for either diabetes or cardiovascular diseases....

...lower blood chromium levels. Other health risks from micronutrient deficienies include a host of nutrient deficiency diseases, as well as early onset of cardiovascular diseases, osteoporosis, increased chances of fractures,...

...energy density. It should be noted that these three factors are responsible for causing obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Additionally, Indian food and drink samples were also found...

Indian youth, aged 5 to 19, are showing early signs of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and chronic kidney disease, the first-ever Comprehensive National Nutrition Survey (CNNS) has revealed. According to...

...coffee has been linked to a lower risk of premature death from neurological diseases, diabetes, heart diseases, stroke, and even suicide in this Harvard School of Public Health study. It...

...to osteoporosis), there are also a growing number of studies linking low levels of vitamin D to cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, tuberculosis, and multiple sclerosis. Vitamin D deficiency in India...

...cardiovascular diseases, type II diabetes, and high blood pressure. “Even more troubling was the finding that angiotensin II, a hormone in the body, was more potent at increasing blood pressure...