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Want to boost your energy levels? Have some almonds as a snack! - Vimarsana News

Want to boost your energy levels? Have some almonds as a snack!

​The control group ate a calorie-matched (86 grammes per three ounces) snack of unsalted pretzels. The treadmill test was designed to cause muscle damage to see how almonds affected muscle recovery.

Death of a Sibling Increases the Risk for Heart Disease - Vimarsana News

Death of a Sibling Increases the Risk for Heart Disease

Children and adolescents who outlive a sibling may be at a risk for a later diagnosis of stroke, coronary heart disease, or heart attack.

Do Patients Follow Up on Referrals After Telehealth Visits? - Vimarsana News

Do Patients Follow Up on Referrals After Telehealth Visits?

How many patients follow through on your recommendations after they've completed their visit? Does it make a difference whether you've seen them in person or virtually? Experts offer tips for improving compliance after telehealth visits.

Heart Disease Prevention: Why Cardiac Health Checkups Are Essential - Vimarsana News

Heart Disease Prevention: Why Cardiac Health Checkups Are Essential

Don't take your heart for granted; get checked out for cardiac health. Uncertain of the purpose of these health checks? Learn more by continuing to read. TheHealthSite.com

Testing to prevent heart attack in asymptomatic people: Required, wasteful or dangerous? - Vimarsana News

Testing to prevent heart attack in asymptomatic people: Required, wasteful or dangerous?

These tests are not 100 per cent accurate and a positive result does not always mean the individual has the disease. And vice versa. Such tests in asymptomatic individuals are generally not recommended and might even be dangerous, says Dr Tushar Gore