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Browsing: heart health
Dental care is not just about your smile. Research increasingly links oral health to heart disease, diabetes, and chronic inflammation.
High cholesterol is a silent threat to the cardiovascular system, but mindful changes can help you lower your cholesterol naturally and keep your heart in good shape.
If your workday starts when others are winding down, your sleep may never feel quite right. Shift work interferes with the body’s internal clock, making rest harder and fatigue more common.
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.
Your heart, kidneys and metabolism are more connected than you think. When one fails, the others follow. Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome explains why prevention matters more than ever.
Ozempic’s slimming effects have made it a viral sensation, but this diabetes drug comes with risks that go beyond nausea.
Healthy lifestyle, low LDL…and still at risk? It could be lipoprotein(a), a genetic form of cholesterol, that is silently increases your risk of heart attack or stroke.
A defibrillator can save a life – but only if it works when needed. Properly designed defibrillator cabinets protect the machine against heat, damage, and delay – making all the difference.
Obesity remains one of Singapore’s most neglected heart risk factors, despite its proven link to cardiovascular disease. With stigma and policy lagging behind science, experts argue for urgent, systemic change.
A new calculator built on 500 trials helps doctors predict how much blood pressure drugs lower risk. Could this reshape hypertension care in Asia and worldwide?
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