Cardio Blog

If you are an early bird who'd rather get kissed by the sun's first rays than tuck into your cozy blanket, it is bad news for you. So far, you only knew that getting up early morning is good not only from the health point of view, but also the fact that..

The medical fraternity across the world has identified several risk factors for 'heart'; lifestyle playing a major role in deciding the health of your heart -- but, with some of them capable of being modified or treated, others can be controlled. The..

For long, you must have been reading the advice on roller coasters, while visiting amusement parks that people with heart conditions and high blood pressure should not ride. And quite possible that you might have ignored this warning. However, now...

According to a recent research by the World Health Organization, noise pollution has been found to be one of triggers leading to heart disease. Are you aware that in the U.K. alone, 101,000 people died of coronary heart disease in 2006? The study...

If you are harboring anger and animosity for others in your heart then can't be said when it would strike at the subject, however, one thing is certain that it would strike you first. This is claimed by Steven Boyle, Ph.D., of Duke University...

Researchers are very close to know why few people are at greater risk of having the heart problems than other peoples. In a recent study, the scientists have disclosed that 6 genetic variants are found to be associated with higher risk of developing..

Claimed to be sugar-free, the carbonated beverages -- diet sodas - though sound healthy and considered a 'pleasure drink' for an obese, are generally marketed just to fool the health-conscious people. It was in 2005, the diet sodas were proved by.

If you are 70-year-old and an exercise-freak, you have enough reasons to boast on your habit. Your habit of maintaining higher levels of physical activity later in life, can survive you through heart attack at a rate greater than those who idle-out with..

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 of about 600 men in Ireland and France. As per the findings of this study, men with...

Heart disease is the major killer of people worldwide. Up to 60 percent of people of European descent suffer from the risk of heart disease, mostly leading to their deaths. But, what increases the risk of heart disease? Scientists have been...