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RSSSome diseases like depression, Crohn’s disease, coronary heart disease, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis and type 1 and 2 diabetes are among the world’s most commonly reported diseases. But, how many of these have preventive measures?
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There is one more reason not to take depression lightly as it may increase your susceptibility to cardiovascular diseases. This conclusion sprang out form a new study...
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There is one more reason not to take depression lightly as it may increase your susceptibility to cardiovascular diseases. This conclusion sprang out form a new study...
made popular May 5 2007
The swelling tide of ‘couch potatoes’ in UK is getting heavier on the shoulders of NHS as it costs the NHS more than £1 billion a year. Researchers from...
made popular Mar 24 2007
Few months back news came in stating, firefighters are more prone to prostate cancer and this time researchers have come out giving another shock to these...
made popular Mar 23 2007
In a welcoming revelation, death rate in women due to heart diseases has been found drooping down but unfortunately, rise in obesity has also been found peeping out....
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It is well known that with the passage of time we lose our height , but in case you lose more than 3 cm of your height, it means you are more vulnerable to...
made popular Dec 12 2006
Negative traits like anger, depression, hostility and anxiety may higher up the chances of coronary heart disease, according to a new study by a team of researchers...
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People often move to low-carbohydrate when they wish to get rid of their extra flab. However, the thought “low-carb diet may tell upon the health of their...
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If you are a middle-aged or older man and want to have nicely functioning heart, you will have to go through five steps only. These five changes of your lifestyle will...
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Depression may lead to heart disease is a previous conception but here is a new one that heart surgery may lead to depression.
The Journal of the American Medical...
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An ancient Indian meditation technique is useful to fight against coronary heart disease. The Archives of Internal Medicine has published a study report that...
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