TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Ministry of Health said that according to the estimated number data, there is no significant increase in cases congenital heart disease in newborns. However, the Head of the Ministry of Health’s Communications and Public Services Bureau, Siti Nadia Tarmizi, said that there are about 12 thousand Indonesian children who currently have … Read more
Do you may have diabetes, coronary heart illness, kidney illness or gout and do not know it? A wearable monitor can detect this in your sweat whilst you train by measuring ranges of essential biomarkers. The brand new monitor worn on the arm is a 3D printed product and is anticipated to supply a easy, … Read more
Researchers on the Stanley Manne Kids’s Analysis Institute on the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Kids’s Hospital in Chicago succeeded in regenerating broken coronary heart muscle in mice. This achievement opens new avenues within the remedy of congenital coronary heart illness in youngsters but additionally within the remedy of harm brought about after a coronary … Read more
Young to middle-aged women who drink eight or more alcoholic drinks a week – more than one a day, on average – face a significantly increased risk of coronary heart disease (or ischemic heart disease) compared to their peers who drink less. This is shown in a new large study that will be presented at … Read more
Frequent consumption of drinks with sugar or artificial sweeteners increases the risk of developing atrial fibrillation by 20%, according to a new study. Drinking an equal amount of sugary soft drinks increased the risk of developing the condition by 10%, while drinking fresh juices was associated with an 8% lower risk, according to the study. … Read more
Did you know that your feet can tell a lot about your health? Find out that from the appearance of the thumb, to constantly cold feet, you can easily find out the diseases you suffer from, from ulcers to pancreatic diseases. Here are some serious diseases you can discover by looking at your feet. Heart … Read more
Scientists have noticed that serious cardiovascular problems can be triggered by COVID-19, especially among elderly people who have a build-up of fatty material in their blood vessels. But now a new study has revealed why and has shown that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, directly infects the arteries of the heart, according to an … Read more
Maybe you haven’t thought about it until now, but muscle mass is more and more important for your health as you get older. It’s good to start building it early, because later it will be more difficult. It is true that we care about our weight mainly for aesthetic reasons, then because a socially acceptable … Read more
A fast-acting drug delivered as a nasal spray may soon allow cardiac arrhythmia patients to self-treat at home as soon as symptoms appear. The standard treatment during an arrhythmia episode is to slow the heart rate by performing physical actions called vagal maneuvers, one of which is performed, for example, by the Valsalva maneuver, which … Read more
A healthy lifestyle that includes a balanced diet is the key factor in our health. It has been estimated that 70% of all stroke cases, 80% of all cardiovascular disease cases and 90% of all type 2 diabetes cases in recent years were caused by nothing but unhealthy lifestyles. These diseases could have been prevented … Read more