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Explained! COVID-19 can lead to Heart Complications, Read Causes & Symptoms - Vimarsana News

Explained! COVID-19 can lead to Heart Complications, Read Causes & Symptoms

Covid-19 reason behind heart attacks: In view of a recent surge in heart attacks among the younger population, Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Mansukh Mandaviya issued a vital caution to individuals who have battled severe COVID-19 infections. Speaking at an event in his hometown of Bhavnagar, Gujarat, Mandaviya revealed that the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has conducted an extensive study on the matter, recommending a cautious approach to physical activity during the recovery phase.

Importance of Other Risk Factors to be Considered For Detection of Breast Cancer, Reveals Study - Vimarsana News

Importance of Other Risk Factors to be Considered For Detection of Breast Cancer, Reveals Study

Breast cancer risk factors include dense breast tissue with a larger percentage of fibrous tissue than fat. Dense breast tissue also makes it more challenging to detect cancer on mammography. Many states have passed legislation requiring mammograms to notify women with thick breasts so they can decide whether to get additional ultrasound screenings to improve cancer detection. Importance of Other Risk Factors to be Considered For Detection of Breast Cancer, Reveals Study.

Devastating Heart Conditions Can Be Reversed, Says Study - Vimarsana News

Devastating Heart Conditions Can Be Reversed, Says Study

In an extraordinary example presented by a team at UCL (University College London) and the Royal Free Hospital, three men who experienced heart failure caused by the buildup of sticky, poisonous proteins are now free of symptoms. Devastating Heart Conditions Can Be Reversed, Says Study.

Why women are more likely to die after heart attack than men - Vimarsana News

Why women are more likely to die after heart attack than men

Women were thus less likely than men to survive in the short- and long-term. At 30 days after the heart event, just 38 per cent of women were alive compared with 50 per cent of men.