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Why Are Heart Attacks More Common in Winter?

Curious about keeping your heart healthy this winter? Explore our guide for cozy habits, frosty fitness tips, and staying well in the chill!

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Childhood fitness cuts heart disease risks in adulthood

Higher aerobic fitness in childhood can reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases in early adulthood

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Plant Based Diet For Diabetes: Benefits & Guide For Beginners In 2023

Discover the benefits of a plant based diet for diabetes. Also, learn what foods to eat & avoid, and find recipes to manage diabetes in 2023.

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Nutritional Power of Watermelon: Enhancing Heart Health and Hydration With a Refreshing Twist

Watermelon may be even more nutritious than previously thought, and it may also help lessen your risk of heart disease.

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I don t smoke, my cholesterol is within limit: Can my family history still raise my risk of heart disease?

The family history of heart disease is a non-modifiable risk but it can be reduced by keeping other cardiovascular risk factors under the strictest control, says cardiologist and distinguished professor, PHFI, Dr K Srinath Reddy

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