Tag: #HeartHealth
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Irregular Sleep and Cardiovascular Disease: What’s the connection?
Islamabad (5th Mar, 2020): Latest study suggests that irregularity in sleeping pattern may negatively affect the health of an individual. Experts argue that it is not simply lack of proper sleep but, also irregularity in the sleeping pattern that has a direct affect on a person’s health. They reiterate the significance the sleep has for…
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What does brushing teeth have to do with the human heart?
Recent study suggests that brushing teeth three times or more per day can reduce risk of atrial fibrillation significantly. According to the latest research, brushing teeth for more than three times a day can significantly reduce an individuals’ chances of contracting atrial fibrillation and heart failure. Experts believe that the bacteria in our mouths can…
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Excessive sleep might be linked to heart health
Islamabad (17th Dec, 2019): Study suggest that stroke, which is one of the leading causes behind death and disability in the United States, may be linked to excessive sleep. Recent study suggests that sleeping for longer hours considerably increases the risk of contracting cardiovascular health issues. It is believed that people who take longer naps…
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Blood Markers and Risk of Disease: What’s the Link?
Islamabad (11th Dec, 2019): Recent study suggests that readings from routine blood tests can help in identifying people with higher risk of disease and death related to disease(s). According to a recent study, routine blood work can help identify people with greater risk of contracting diseases and dying as a consequence of those diseases. Up…
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Research Suggests Sports-Related Hobbies Vital for Postmenopausal Women
Study suggests that leisure time physical activity improves blood lipid profile which proves to be a marker of cardiovascular risks for women who are postmenopausal. According to a recently published study sports-related activities help improve heart health in women who might be suffering from menopause or may be postmenopausal. The study that has been published…
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Does Sitting at Home Damage Heart Health More Than Desk Job?
Islamabad (28th June, 2019): New research shows that all forms of ‘sedentariness’ are not equal when it comes to having a healthy heart. According to Baaghi TV’s sources, new research confirms that watching television can lead to an increase in heart risks than a desk job where a person is required to indulge in office…