High Blood Pressure

Smoking and the high risk of stroke

Smokers are at risk of dying earlier due to stroke, heart disease and cancers

Here are some healthy Indian dishes to help you manage high blood pressure

When hypertension occurs, the flow of the blood against the arteries is fast enough to cause sudden chronic heart disease

World Heart Day 2021: Why early menopause is a risk factor for coronary heart disease

In the reproductive phase, female sex hormones have a protective effect on cardiovascular health making it rare for young women to have heart attacks

Why it is important than ever to care for your heart till COVID-19 is around

Work from home has led to the lack of exercise, unhealthy eating patterns, weight gain, social deprivation, and health comorbidities

World Hypertension Day 2021: Occasion aims to raise awareness about dangers of high blood pressure

This year, the theme of World Hypertension Day is ‘Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer’

We're more likely to die on our birthday than any other day‎

According to a study people over the age of 60 are 14 percent more likely to die on their birthdays.

Adding oil of acebuche, type of Spanish wild olive tree, to your diet can reduce arterial hypertension, suggests study

Hypertension or high blood pressure is a chronic disease that leads to an increased risk of heart disease, stroke and other health issues

Social isolation puts middle-aged and older women at higher risk of hypertension, study suggests

Experts believe that while a family history of hypertension cannot be avoided, the other lifestyle risk factors can and must be regulated to keep hypertension at bay

People with congenital heart disease may not be at high risk of developing severe symptoms of COVID-19, suggests study

The scientists from the Congenital Heart Disease Centre at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons conducted a review study on 7,000 individuals who were born with congenital heart disease

Low levels of zinc in blood may increase risk of death in COVID-19 patients, study reveals

Increased inflammatory response in the body has also been one of the reasons for COVID-19 fatalities.