Sugar: The Sweet Spot between Indulgence and Health In a surprising twist, a recent study suggests that sugar isn’t always the villain it’s made out to be. Certain sweets, when enjoyed in moderation, can actually have health benefits. Swedish researchers have delved into the impact of sugar from beverages and foods on the risk of … Read more
New research suggests that incorporating short bursts of intense exercise into your daily routine could substantially reduce your risk of serious cardiovascular problems. A study conducted by researchers at the University of Sydney found that engaging in just 1.5 to 4 minutes of high-intensity exercise throughout the day may be enough to lower the risk … Read more
New research suggests that incorporating short bursts of intense activity into your daily routine could substantially reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure, notably in women. A recent study published in the British Journal of Sports medicine analyzed data from over 81,000 middle-aged participants in the UK Biobank study.These individuals wore activity … Read more
Dr. Chen, a cardiovascular surgeon who played an important role in the miracle of saving the life of this young patient. From acute myocarditis, it was also said that the patient had myocarditis caused by a virus. which is a dangerous disease that tends to attack young people This usually happens between the ages of … Read more
Table of Contents 1 Causes of death from heart attack 2 When does a heart attack lead to death? 3 Heart attack symptoms 4 Who is most at risk of heart attack? 5 First aid 6 What are some common misconceptions about heart attack symptoms and risk factors? The Damietta Health Directorate announced – on … Read more
Sometimes different “irregular” conditions of our organism can lead to pathological conditions that should not be underestimated; one of those is the Cardio-reno-metabolic syndrome (or Cardionephrometabolic Syndrome) can create a dangerous domino effect in patients. It is necessary to recognize this state and act quickly, which is why the topic was recently addressed in a … Read more
He was injured Mohamed Shawky, Kafr El-Sheikh club player He suffered a heart attack on the field, which affected his vital signs, causing him to remain in intensive care to this day, which raises the question of the possible medical causes. affect his condition. Athletes heart In addition to the necessary checks and prevention methods. … Read more
Music band – The UK plans to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to help doctors identify high-risk heart patients. This follows a study that found the AI tool could accurately predict a person’s risk of death several years after a heart scan. Referring from detikHealtha global research team led by Imperial College London has … Read more
Do you still have respirators from the hardest times of the covid pandemic hidden at home? In some cases, they can be useful even in the current season of respiratory diseases. Especially in people with weak immunity. Viruses are already attacking from all sides. However, according to the doctor Milan Trojánek, many people at risk … Read more
Jakarta – Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) states that one in four men and approximately one in five women suffer from hypertension or high blood pressure. Ironically, most people are unaware of this condition. So can it be prevented by exercising from a young age? Hypertension is often referred to as the “silent … Read more