Earlier thought to be an ailment for only the old, heart disease is a common, serious medical issue that is commonly affecting younger adults now, in the 30s, or even 20s. World wide, heart disease is ...

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A painkiller prescribed to millions of people can raise the risk of a heart attack or stroke by 50 per cent - even at low doses, warns research. Diclofenac also increases rates of heart failure and ...

Jonathon Frye was sitting in his driveway when all of a sudden, his heart started to race. “It felt like I was running a marathon,” the then 37-year-old recalled. “I went immediately to the emergency ...

Heart attacks in young adults are rising sharply. Cardiologists warn that stress, poor lifestyle, and addictions are putting 20-somethings at risk. On World Heart Day 2025, learn the warning signs, ...

Heartbeats are becoming irregular in young adults. Find out about the warning signs and what you can do about it.

Matcha and green tea are made from the same leaves but are grown and processed differently. Learn about their health benefits and how to make both at home.

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On World Heart Day read ahead to understand how pregnancy impacts heart health To get more details we reached out to an expert who explained heart rate changes warning signs and lifestyle tips for mom ...

On World Heart Day, leading cardiologists warn of rising heart disease rates among India’s youth—citing stress, obesity, and late diagnosis as urgent dangers.

On World Heart Day 2025, doctors warn that 10 everyday habits-from poor sleep and stress to excess caffeine and pollution-are silently damaging heart health and fuelling young heart attacks.

Doctors warn that constant pings, alerts and late-night screen use can spike blood pressure, disrupt heart rhythm and quietly increase cardiovascular risk among young Indians.