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Data from “CARDIA” participants living in Chicago were included in this analysis, along with data from Birmingham, Minneapolis and Oakland. (Representational image: Unspalsh)
MBT Desk
3 min read
Access to natural “blue” and “green” spaces like rivers, lakes and forests helps facilitate physical activity and stress management, both of which support cardiovascular health
New research suggests that catching up on lost sleep during the weekend may lower the risk of heart disease by 20%. (Unsplash)
Ankur Deka
2 min read
New research shows that compensating for lost sleep on weekends could lower your risk of heart disease by 20%, offering hope for those struggling to get enough rest during the week
It was discovered that among the study group, approximately 85% had a very low-to-low likelihood of acquiring cardiovascular diseases, whereas approximately 14.5% and 1%, respectively, had a moderate and high-to-very high chance of having these ailments. 

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Priyanka Pandey
2 min read
According to an ICMR-led study, persons without a job had a significantly increased chance of acquiring heart disease over a 10-year period
Scientists at Sanford Burnham Prebys and Salk Institute have discovered that a protein known for its role in hunger and energy balance also maintains heart structure, but its overactivity can cause heart muscle thickening linked to heart disease.(Representational image: unsplash)
MBT Desk
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New Pathway for Heart Disease Unveiled Through Controlling Thickness in Fruit Fly Hearts
Patients who underwent infertility were particularly likely — 2.16 times as likely as those who conceived naturally. (Representational Image: Unsplash)
MBT Desk
2 min read
This study indicates postpartum checkups are particularly important for patients who undergo infertility treatment to achieve a conception.
Under-recognized genetic cholesterol-like particle called lipoprotein(a)
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MBT Desk
3 min read
Most ethnically diverse long-term study of a U.S. population, a University of California, Irvine research team found that an under-recognized genetic cholesterol-like particle called lipoprotein(a)
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