Common heart medication becomes popular as off-label anxiety treatment
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Beta blockers are quickly becoming the hot new drug to…
Beta Blockers May Not Benefit Heart Attack Survivors
Beta-blockers have had a 40-year reign as the standard treatment for heart attack patients. That may come to…
Heart health may improve more with a 20-minute daily walk than a gym, says cardiologist |
Forget expensive gym memberships, protein powders, or fleeting fitness fads. Sometimes, the simplest, most consistent habits offer the…
Mater hospital marks 40 years since carrying out Ireland’s first heart transplant – The Irish Times
On September 10th, 1985, surgeons at the Mater hospital in Dublin carried out Ireland’s first heart transplant. Together…
Weight-loss drugs becoming better value for money, says watchdog
Popular GLP-1 weight-loss injections are now delivering greater value, according to a new report by a leading pharmaceutical…
20 minutes daily walk vs Rs 10 lakh home gym: Cardiologist explains what is more important for your heart
Forget expensive gyms, protein powders, and fitness fads — a simple 20-minute walk might be the biggest investment…
An Omega-3 Superfood for Cholesterol and Blood Sugar
Insight the Inca peanut: Fatty acids, proteins, and polyphenolsCholesterol, inflammation, and vascular protectionImproving glycemic control and insulin sensitivityComparative…
The 10,000 steps trend isn’t for everyone, Dr. Pal explains. Shares a 30-minute routine as effective as 1.5 hour walk to burn calories
In a recent video, gastroenterologist Palaniappan Manickam, popularly known as Dr. Pal, addressed the global 10,000 steps fitness…
Your screen time might be silently damaging your heart: Cardiologist warns prolonged phone use could double heart disease risk
Scrolling endlessly through your phone might seem harmless, but emerging evidence suggests it could be quietly straining your…
Weight loss drugs protect heart patients, study suggests — Harvard Gazette
High-risk patients with heart failure had an over 40 percent lower risk of hospitalization or death after initiating…