HEART HEALTH
Is moderate drinking good or bad for heart? Here's what Harvard study reveals
A Harvard study indicated that moderate alcohol consumption might lower heart disease risk, with moderate drinking defined as one to two drinks daily for men and one for women. However, recent evidence challenges these findings, and randomized trials are necessary for conclusive results. Excessive drinking is still considered harmful.
Healthcare vertical keeping heart rates up at Indian IT services companies
In recent months, the healthcare vertical of India-centric IT services firms has been in the spotlight, seeing a lot of activity and grabbing headlines for both good and bad reasons. This is in the backdrop of Cognizant TriZetto, a unit of Cognizant Technology Solutions, suing Infosys in a US court for allegedly stealing its trade secrets related to its healthcare insurance software.
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.
ICMR-led study estimates 10-year risk of developing heart disease in adults in India
An ICMR-led study has found that unemployed adults in India have a significantly higher risk of developing heart disease over the next decade. The research analyzed nearly 4,500 adults aged 40-69 years, showing that men and urban residents have higher risks. High blood sugar and obesity also contribute to increased cardiovascular risks.
KBC 16: Amitabh Bachchan wins hearts as he vows to fund treatment of contestant with brain cancer
The contestant, a 27-year-old woman named Nareshi Meena shared that she had once dreamed of becoming a detective, but her ambitions were shattered when she received a life-altering diagnosis. She also disclosed that she lacked the financial resources needed for her treatment. Bachchan Sr became emotional as she recounted her story and promised to fund her treatment.
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Vijay Mallya's son Siddharth celebrates 6 years of alcohol-free life. What is the reason behind his no-drinking?
Siddharth Mallya, son of liquor baron Vijay Mallya, recently celebrated six years of sobriety, marking a significant personal milestone. He shared his achievement on Instagram, emphasizing the importance of personal empowerment and self-determination in overcoming addiction. The post received widespread praise and encouragement from followers. Siddharth’s decision to quit alcohol, initially shared in a 2020 Facebook video, reflects his commitment to improving his mental health.
Nayanthara deletes Insta post on anti-diabetic properties of hibiscus tea after ‘The Liver Doc’ slams her for misinformation
Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, known as ‘The Liver Doc,’ is fiercely combating medical misinformation. Following a public clash with 'Eega' actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu, the hepatologist is now at odds with 'Lady Superstar' Nayanthara. On Monday, Dr. Philips took to X to criticize the ‘Netrikann’ star for disseminating false information about hibiscus tea.
Is there really a safe level of alcohol consumption? Experts weigh in
A new study has found that previous research suggesting moderate alcohol consumption offers health benefits, such as increased longevity and reduced risk of heart disease, is flawed. The study highlights that these earlier studies often included former or occasional drinkers, many of whom had reduced or stopped drinking due to health issues, skewing results. When accounting for these biases, the supposed health benefits of moderate drinking disappear.
Doctor condemns Karnataka's 14-hr workday bill, says it can increase risk of heart attack, premature deaths
, IT companies are asking for their proposal to be included in the revision of the Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1961. This proposal seeks to extend legal work hours to 14 hours, or 12 hours with an additional two hours of overtime. The report also mentions that the state government is considering amending the Act.
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal under fire for advocating 70-hour work week: Doctor warns of premature death
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal has endorsed a 70-hour work week, supporting Infosys founder Narayana Murthy's advice. Despite criticism, Aggarwal dismissed the concept of work-life balance, arguing that enjoyment of work naturally fosters happiness. In response, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist, highlighted significant health risks associated with long working hours, including stroke, heart disease, and premature death.
Here's how heat shuts down your heart
The critical danger point outdoors for illness and death from relentless heat is several degrees lower than experts once thought, say researchers who put people in hot boxes to see what happens to them.
International Yoga Day: Check five simple poses that you can to try to prevent heart blockage
Yoga can complement traditional treatments for clogged arteries, reducing the risk of heart attacks and strokes while improving heart health and circulation.
Best nuts and seeds combo: Ultimate snack for health, energy, and taste
Explore the ultimate snack for health, energy, and taste with the best nuts and seeds combo. This nutrient-rich blend features a variety of nuts and seeds, each chosen for its unique health benefits. This combo offers a delicious and convenient way to snack smart, ideal for boosting energy levels, supporting heart health, and satisfying cravings. Perfect for busy lifestyles, it’s a wholesome option for anyone seeking a nutritious, tasty treat.
Wegovy should be treating more than just obesity
A new analysis highlights the significant cardiovascular benefits of Novo Nordisk's obesity drug Wegovy, showing improvements regardless of weight loss amount. This challenges perceptions of GLP-1 drugs, suggesting they could be viewed more as heart or metabolic medications. Improved access and understanding are crucial, as these drugs could impact various chronic conditions like kidney disease. Acknowledging these connections could lead to more effective treatment approaches and better outcomes.
Rakhi Sawant's health crisis: Ex-husband Ritesh says her condition is 'actually critical,' urges fans to pray for recovery
Rakhi Sawant has been hospitalized due to a heart ailment, confirmed by her ex-husband Ritesh. He emphasized the seriousness of her condition, urging well-wishers to pray for her recovery. This news comes amidst Rakhi's legal battles and recent controversies, with medical procedures like angiography underway to assess her health. The public response has been one of concern and support, with fans and industry peers sending prayers for her swift recovery.
Study warns against childhood inactivity, promotes light activity for heart health
A recent study has linked childhood inactivity with heart enlargement, which can lead to serious health risks in adulthood. The research, conducted over 13 years with nearly 1,700 participants, found that sedentary behavior during childhood increased heart mass, a known risk factor for heart attacks and stroke.
Was Shreyas Talpade's heart attack last year caused by Covishield vaccine? 'Welcome 3' actor hints at possible link
Shreyas Talpade has raised concerns about a potential link between his recent heart attack and the Covid-19 vaccine. Despite maintaining a healthy lifestyle, he experienced fatigue and tiredness after vaccination, prompting questions about its impact. Talpade emphasises the need for more evidence before drawing conclusions but expresses curiosity about the vaccine's effects on health.
Bollywood celebs express concern over Covishield vaccine's side effects: What they said
AstraZeneca's recent disclosure about Covishield's rare but serious side effects has sparked concerns among both medical professionals and the public. This revelation, including the potential link to heart attacks and strokes, has prompted reactions from celebrities like Rashami Desai, Pooja Bhatt, and Gauahar Khan. Their expressions of apprehension on social media platforms highlight broader concerns about vaccine safety.
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