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    Insha Ghai Kalra's husband, 29, dies of sudden cardiac arrest: What causes heart attacks in apparently healthy, young people?

    Although heart attacks are often associated with older adults, they can tragically affect younger individuals as well. Sudden cardiac death in young people, while rare, is a serious and alarming occurrence. Experts define sudden cardiac death as a fatal event triggered by a heart condition, happening within an hour of the first signs of symptoms.

    What happened to Christina Sandera? Why did Clint Eastwood’s beloved partner die?

    The longtime girlfriend of Clint Eastwood, Christina Sandera, sadly passed away on July 18. The cause was heart-related issues. Her death affected his family greatly, and Eastwood paid respect to her.

    Mankind Pharma in licensing pact with Takeda to market acidity drug Vonoprazan in India

    Mankind Pharma partners with Takeda to introduce Vonoprazan for GERD, oesophagitis, ulcers, and Helicobacter pylori in India. EVP Ramesh stresses business growth. Collaborations with AstraZeneca (Symbicort) and Novartis (Neptaz) enhance their strategy. In-licensing, including royalties on sales, expands domestic formulations using local sales networks, improving access to innovative therapies.

    Are energy drinks linked to heart attack risk? This is what latest research says

    Recent research has linked the consumption of energy drinks to a higher incidence of heart attacks. It is also known to cause other issues which affect the mental health of individuals.

    Attention ladies! These foods can add years to your life, shows study

    The Mediterranean diet includes plenty of nuts, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes. Meals are often cooked with olive oil and include moderate amounts of fish, poultry, dairy, and eggs. Red meat and sweets are rarely eaten.

    Study finds Mediterranean diet is linked to lower mortality risk in women

    A recent study suggests that women adhering to the Mediterranean diet have a 23% lower risk of premature death. This largely plant-based diet, rich in nuts, fruits, vegetables, and olive oil, reduces cholesterol, obesity, and insulin resistance, lowering the risk of metabolic disorders like diabetes and heart disease. The research, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association, followed over 25,000 US women for up to 25 years, highlighting the diet's potential in promoting longevity and reducing mortality, including cancer-related deaths.

    The Economic Times
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