Tag: Heart Health
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NICVD completes 500 pediatric heart rhythm procedures
KEY DEVELOPMENTS: NICVD’s pediatric electrophysiology programme has completed 500 procedures, with treatment valued at nearly Rs1 billion provided free of charge. The programme is treating children with abnormal heart rhythms while expanding awareness and follow-up care for pediatric cardiac conditions. KARACHI (Express Tribune) — August 08, 2026: The National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) Karachi…
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Routine Heart Scan Detects Advanced Liver Cancer in Rare Medical Case
Key Developments: Doctors identified hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) during an echocardiogram performed to assess a patient with suspected acute coronary syndrome. The case highlights the value of comprehensive echocardiographic imaging in detecting conditions beyond heart disease. Physicians say the report underscores the importance of multidisciplinary evaluation and early diagnosis in improving patient management. (Cureus) — July…
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Eating Two Bananas Daily May Support Heart, Digestion, and Overall Health
January 17, 2026: Health and nutrition experts say that consuming two bananas a day can contribute positively to overall wellness when included as part of a balanced diet. Key Developments: Nutrition experts highlight that eating two bananas daily can support heart, digestive, and muscle health. Bananas provide sustained energy, aid mood regulation, and help control…
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Daily Fish Oil Intake May Cut Heart Risks in Dialysis Patients
(ScienceDaily) — January 14, 2026: A major international clinical trial has found that daily fish oil supplements can significantly reduce serious cardiovascular risks in patients undergoing kidney dialysis, offering a rare breakthrough in kidney care. Key Developments An international trial found daily fish oil supplements significantly reduced heart-related risks in dialysis patients. The PISCES study…
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Blood Pressure Medication Linked to Suicide Risk? New Study Raises Questions
January 13, 2026: Blood pressure medications, widely prescribed and generally considered safe, have come under renewed scrutiny following a new study that suggests a possible link between one class of these drugs and an increased risk of suicide. Key Developments A new Canadian study suggests a possible link between ARB blood pressure drugs and higher suicide…