The tragic death of 16-year-old motocross prodigy Aidan Zingg has been linked to a sudden cardiac injury, exposing alarming safety concerns in youth motorsports and prompting calls for mandatory heart screenings.
Discover what happens when you survive on just 2 hours of sleep daily - from brain fog to serious health risks. Expert reveals why adequate sleep isn't optional.
In a remarkable medical achievement, doctors at Kolhapur Government Medical College successfully treated a 12-year-old boy whose heart function had plummeted to just 10%, performing a life-saving procedure against all odds.
Discover why some obese individuals remain metabolically healthy while others develop serious conditions. Learn about fat distribution, lifestyle factors, and prevention strategies from medical experts.
New medical insights reveal the surprising connection between menopause and cardiovascular disease. Learn how hormonal changes impact heart health and what protective steps you can take.
Ludhiana schools revolutionize parent-teacher meetings by integrating crucial cardiac health education, empowering families with life-saving knowledge and preventive healthcare strategies.
Discover how swelling feet, cold toes, and leg cramps could be early signals of diabetes, heart disease, and other serious health conditions. A doctor explains what your lower limbs reveal.
Leading neurologist Dr. Praveen Gupta reveals the hidden risk factors for stroke that go beyond diet and exercise. Learn about non-traditional causes and essential prevention strategies.
Discover how oats, nuts, and Indian gooseberry (amla) can help manage cholesterol levels effectively. Learn the right way to incorporate these superfoods into your daily diet for optimal heart health.
Discover why being thin doesn't mean you're healthy. Learn about 'skinny fat' - the silent threat increasing heart disease risk among Indians with normal BMI.
Discover how a simple aspirin tablet, when chewed during heart attack symptoms, can dramatically improve survival chances and buy crucial time for medical help.
New medical research reveals that loud, persistent snoring might be more than just a nuisance - it could be the earliest warning sign of developing cardiovascular problems that demand immediate attention.