The few minute of intense exercise in a week are more potent than the half-hour of routine exercise in reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes, a new study indicated.
“You can easily get health benefits of 7 to 8 minute vigorous exercise in a week if you don’t find the time to perform regular exertion. [...]

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A team of researchers in USA said on Friday that they have found two nonsurgical therapies effective to counter symptoms of acid reflux disease including heartburn. This therapy works for the patients who are not cured with medications.
The therapies mentioned in a recent study were published in Archives of Surgery journal.Therapies namely Full-thickness Plication and [...]

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Joyful music and relaxing with the knowledge that your blood vessels are expanding wide open and the blood flowing freely can be quite healthier for your heart.
Dr. Michael Miller, who authored the study, says: “Often listening to music makes you feel good as well as it’s a good preventive measure for your heart health. The [...]

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Two recent large scale studies are doubtful about the cardiac benefits of lows-dose aspirin or vitamin supplements.
In the first study, Japanese researchers noted that low-dose aspirin didn’t seem to lower the risk for cardiovascular events in patients with type2 diabetes.
The second study, conducted by Harvard researchers, showed that vitamin E or vitamin C didn’t seem [...]

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A Scottish study says that aspirin doesn’t prove helpful to prevent heart attack and strokes in diabetics.
A report in the British Medical Journal says that the drug showed no benefit in those 1,300 adults who didn’t have any symptoms of heart disease.  It is worth mentioning that aspirin can cause stomach bleeds in some people.
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Kidney patients are less likely to get the suggested medications after undergoing heart attack, a new study suggests.
According to this report that will be published in the September issue of the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology  demonstrates that dialysis are required to end-stage renal disease patients and they are not given heart-saving [...]

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Scientists in the United States have been successful in making a real beating heart in the laboratory for the first time. It was made possible by using heart tissue from dead rats and pigs. Scientists created a working framework and seeded this it with the live cells.

The miracle innovation was concluded by the scientists [...]

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Patients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD) are at lower risk for cardiovascular (CV) events if they are treated with ‘Pioglitazone’.A research study concluded recently under the leadership of Christian Schneider of the University of Cologne, Germany established this result with evidences of clinical trials.
CKD, as defined by a ‘Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR)’ lower [...]

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Hypertension and High Blood Pressure are two diseases that reduce blood flow in the brains of the adults who are suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. Hypertension conditions make the blood circulate through arteries with extreme thrust. Though hypertension is not a direct cause of Alzheimer’s disease but it hits on the brain and thus enhances the [...]

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