September 29, 2016
Happy World Heart Day! Yes; we want you all to understand what you can actually do to keep your heart healthy. So; what’s this World Heart Day all about? For the uninitiated; World Heart Day (29th September) is the World Heart Federation’s awareness raising platform for heart health and heart disease. It was launched in … Continue reading Make Your Heart Health a Priority On This World Heart Day!
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September 16, 2016
The heartbeat can stop suddenly. In fact, breathing may stop suddenly for a number of reasons from infection to accidents to heart attacks. But fatality (read death) does not have to be the only outcome because CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) has been developed to increase the survival chances. What is CPR? The term decoded CPR is … Continue reading How to perform CPR Step by step
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September 2, 2016
Research data demonstrates heart healthy lifestyle can reduce the threats and risks of heart disease by 80%! Your heart is the hardest working muscle. Here are a few heart health tips to keep your heart healthy and keep it going. The fact is undeniable, healthy lifestyle keep your heart healthy. Recent research data demonstrates heart … Continue reading Heart Health Tips? Commit to a Heart Healthy Lifestyle
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June 29, 2015
Cardiovascular disease remains our leading health problem despite numerous advances and a decade of declining results, it is still the leading cause of death in INDIA and many other countries. Millions of people have no symptoms, in fact, many do not know that they have potentially serious illness until they suffer a heart attack, stroke … Continue reading Heart Research
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June 29, 2015
First, a cardiac catheterization is performed. You will receive medication for relaxation, and then the doctor will numb the site with local anesthesia. Next, a sheath (a thin plastic tube) is inserted into an artery — usually in your groin, but sometimes in the arm. A long, narrow, hollow tube, called a catheter, is passed … Continue reading Stent Angioplasty
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June 29, 2015
Get to know your family health history by collecting information about your relatives and tracing your health history back at least three or four generations. If a parent and/or family members has heart disease or died from a heart attack, you are at risk of developing other risk factors, such as high cholesterol, obesity, high … Continue reading Analisys Treatment
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