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A recent study shows that delaying sleep by just 90 minutes each night damages blood vessels, contributing to the development of cardiovascular diseases. A study conducted in the University of Columbia recently showed that mild sleep restriction among female individuals causes an increase in oxidative stress in blood vessels. It is the first direct evidence linking mild, chronic sleep deficits to causing heart disease.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in many countries, including India, and China. Although heart disease is often associated with men, women are just as likely to develop the condition. It’s crucial for women to understand the risk factors for heart disease and take steps to maintain cardiovascular health.
As we age, nutrient absorption and natural compound production decline. Here are five supplements that may support healthy ageing, plus why food should still come first.
Energy drinks promise focus, stamina and productivity. But what happens when that daily boost becomes a habit? From sleep disruption to heart health concerns, here is what the science says.
Gummy supplements have transformed nutrition into something enjoyable, but what seems easy on the surface may come with significant health trade-offs.
Hearing loss in Singapore affects far more than seniors. From children to working adults, stigma and delay remain common.
Dental care is not just about your smile. Research increasingly links oral health to heart disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation.
There are plenty of benefits for going vegan, including support for weight management, blood sugar levels, and heart health. But making it actually healthy requires intentionality.
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