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Wearable devices and smartwatches can only be valuable supplementary tools and can never replace a specialised clinical assessment. They can monitor heart rate, activity levels, sleep patterns and be an early warning system, indicating the need to consult a specialist, say top doctors

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Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], May 9 (ANI/GPRC): The SAKRA World Hospital in Bangalore is a premier healthcare organization, with Japanese processes and know how, providing novel healthcare series in India

Beta blockers are magical for heart failure, angina or arrhythmia because they are life-saving in such situations. What the study clarifies is their selective and graded use and whether those with normal cardiac functionality need them life-long, says Dr Balbir Singh, Chairman, Cardiac Sciences, Cardiology, Cardiac, Electrophysiology-Pacemaker, Max Hospitals, Delhi

New Delhi [India], April 17 (ANI/SRV): INMYCITI organized The Pillars Of India, held On Mar 23, 2023, at JW Marriott, Chandigarh in collaboration with the Government Of Punjab (Aap Party)

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. INMYCITI organized The Pillars Of India, held On Mar 23, 2023, at JW Marriott, Chandigarh in collaboration with the Government Of Punjab (Aap Party). Neeraj Rattan, Director of Aareen Healthcare Pvt Ltd was recognized as one of the Healthcare Pioneers of India to have brought expansion & growth in the medical industry. He was felicitated by the Cabinet Minister Aman Arora, Government of Punjab. The aim was to acknowledge the pionee...

The study was conducted in South Korea on the alleged link between the use of ranitidine and cancer, which has concluded the debate on the alleged link between the use of ranitidine and the risk of cancer.

Srinagar, March 30: A 43-year-old woman Arifa Bano traveled a long way from Pakistan to India to access much-needed care for her cardiac condition. She needed heart valve surgery as she was suffering from Mitral regurgitation (leakage of the heart) for over 27 years.  “She could have had traditional surgery at home, but she was told by family and friends to visit India where Cardiac sp

NL Corresspondent Jammu Tawi: A 43-year-old woman- Arifa Bano traveled a long way from Pakistan to India to access much-needed care for her cardiac condition. She needed heart valve surgery as she was suffering from Mitral regurgitation (leakage of the heart) for over 27 years. She could have had traditional surgery at home, but

Studies are inconclusive. The BP spike is very temporary and then goes down, so one cannot say that coffee-drinking has a significant long-term effect on hypertension. For trustworthy readings, check your BP 30 to 45 minutes after your last cup, say top cardiologists