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TV actor Rituraj Singh dies of sudden cardiac arrest: What's the link between pancreatic illness and the heart? | Health and Wellness News - Vimarsana News

TV actor Rituraj Singh dies of sudden cardiac arrest: What's the link between pancreatic illness and the heart? | Health and Wellness News

Dr Sanjeev Gera, Director and HOD, Cardiology, Fortis Hospital, Noida, explains the correlation

Listen To Your Heartbeat: A Deep Dive into Atrial Fibrillation - Vimarsana News

Listen To Your Heartbeat: A Deep Dive into Atrial Fibrillation

Paving the way towards heart health to lead lives in balance and unity.

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Surviving a heart attack at 21: 'I ignored silent signs — high cholesterol, rapid weight gain, lack of sleep and stress. Now recovered, taking things slow' | Health and Wellness News - Vimarsana News

Surviving a heart attack at 21: 'I ignored silent signs — high cholesterol, rapid weight gain, lack of sleep and stress. Now recovered, taking things slow' | Health and Wellness News

Anuraj did not realise that stress resulting from the trauma of his mother's death created risk factors for heart disease, says Dr Sanjeev Gera, Director and HOD, Cardiology, Fortis Hospital, Noida.

Kannada actor's wife Spandana, 44, dies of heart attack: What are unknown triggers and risk factors for women over 45? | Health and Wellness News - Vimarsana News

Kannada actor's wife Spandana, 44, dies of heart attack: What are unknown triggers and risk factors for women over 45? | Health and Wellness News

Middle-aged women are more vulnerable because of stress, coronary artery dissection, severe dehydration and undefined cardiomyopathy, says Dr Sunil Dwivedi, Consultant, Cardiology, Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru  

One in four adults in India has high BP, yet no one knows when it strikes - Vimarsana News

One in four adults in India has high BP, yet no one knows when it strikes

With no noticeable symptoms, making it hard to detect until complications arise, blood pressure (BP) is a silent killer increasingly affecting Indians, both young and old, said doctors here.The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that at ...