"We are beginning to recognize that a woman's reproductive history tells a lot about her future risk of heart disease."

This exposure is "not widely recognized as a contributor to women's cardiovascular health.”

"...health benefits from low to moderate alcohol consumption is the biggest myth since we were told smoking was good for us."

Researchers speculate that the improved mental health impact of psychedelics may also have an indirect positive bearing on heart health.

The lack of women in trials of cardiovascular research severs the quality of treatments for heart diseases, increasing the risk of misdiagnosis.

Issues like hypertension and diabetes increased the likelihood of pre-term births and fetal deaths, among other adverse outcomes.

"Cardiovascular disease in women remains understudied, under-recognized, underdiagnosed, and undertreated."

In India, non communicable-diseases are the most common cause of death.

Bulimia nervosa is one of the most common psychiatric eating disorders among women.

Studies show people with obesity can be metabolically healthy.

The risk of type 2 diabetes could go down by 30% for men and women with every 10 cm addition in height, a study found.

Researchers say it could be one reason why Indians are at a higher risk of obesity and cardiovascular diseases.

Establishing boundaries at work and talking to loved ones are strategies that might help combat work stress.

Excess belly fat is apparently as dangerous as overall obesity.

Like most fad diets, keto come with a trade-off.

Surprisingly, this is one fad that has (some) evidence to back it up.

Yet another reason to vaccinate.

And the commercial food industry is filling the gaps with cheap junk, a Lancet report finds.