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Diet Beverages Linked to Increased Stroke Risk
You may have heard that diet drinks are not the healthiest option, but recent findings highlight just how concerning they can be. Originally introduced in the 1960s as a means to aid weight loss, artificially sweetened sodas have faced growi...
Opioids and Stroke Risk: A Growing Concern
As the abuse of injected heroin and other addictive opioids continues to spread across the United States, heart experts are sounding the alarm about an escalating danger: strokes resulting from infections contracted through the use of contamina...
The Nutritional Powerhouse of Papaya
Papayas, a tropical fruit native to Central America, boasts a plethora of health-enhancing nutrients, making them a nutritional powerhouse worth incorporating into your diet. Rich in essential vitamins and minerals, papayas offer a range of hea...
The Importance of Physical Activity for Diabetics
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for individuals with diabetes, who face double the risk of experiencing a heart attack. Despite advancements in managing other complications related to diabetes, reducing cardiovascular risk ...
Garlic: A Superfood for Heart Health
As scientists delve into the impact of diet on overall health, they discover that many everyday foods offer remarkable benefits beyond merely enhancing flavors. Among these superfoods is garlic, which is gaining recognition for its health-boost...
Keto Diet: A Heart-Health Ally
High-fat, low-carb ketogenic ("keto") diets are gaining recognition as practical tools for combating obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. According to Jonny Bowden, Ph.D., a nutritionist and expert on diet and weight loss, keto diets have d...
Sleep Duration and Stroke Risk: A Race-Dependent Connection
Researchers have found that the amount of sleep an individual gets can impact their risk of stroke, with race also playing a role in this relationship. The study revealed that both too little and too much sleep can influence stroke risk, but th...
Study Reveals Painkiller’s Heart Risks
A recent study published in BMJ has shown that the widely used painkiller diclofenac is linked to a higher risk of major cardiovascular events, including heart attacks and strokes. Diclofenac, classified as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory d...