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Researchers David Tran and his colleagues from Stanford University are looking to provide a heart powered pacemaker that will not only use micro or nano generator to produce power between 40 microwatts and 200 microwatts, but will also store it for...
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People with cardiovascular problems have a greater chance of surviving with the new study being conducted on growing “master” heart cells that are believed to...
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You may probably have heard in the past that taking things in moderation is an option to reduce all possible risks of alcohol intake. But the recent research claimed...
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A study says that if you are happy than you stay away from various diseases. So try to be happy as it is good for having sound health. If you are happy than you have...
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Obese heart attack and angina patients are less likely to die after treatment as compared to normal body mass people, a study suggests.
German and Swiss researchers...
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Women facing high level of blood pressure during pregnancy are comparatively at an elevated risk of stroke or other heart problems later in their lives, a new study...
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If you are living alone, you are at double risk to suffer serious heart problems.
The Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health have published a report on the...
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Complete heart block disturbs the electric function of the heart. It may cause heart failure too. The problem is treated with the use of ‘Pacemaker’....
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Urine test is not adequate to diagnose diabetes. Experts can look for the symptoms like — too much thirst, repeated urination and blood glucose level or glucose...
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We all know that pollution give rise to several diseases especially that related to lungs. A University of Alberta scientist says obese individuals who are at risk of...
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Start eating like a caveman, for a study has revealed that a stone-age diet of berries, nuts, lean meat and fish can help reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular...
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Obese heart attack and angina patients are less likely to die after treatment as compared to normal body mass people, a study suggests.
German and Swiss researchers...
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The end of the decade would witness obesity rates soaring dramatically in most parts of the world. And eventually it will raise the risk of diabetes in young people,...
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