Awareness About Hypertension Very Low

Awareness About Hypertension Very Low

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A new study has highlighted the need for an intensive effort to improve upon hypertension awareness, care and control in the country especially for those in the most productive age group of 15-49 years, with particular emphasis on households with lower income levels and those living in rural areas
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Government Schools Encouraging Healthier Lifestyles

Government Schools Encouraging Healthier Lifestyles

A new study has revealed that government schools are more likely to encourage healthy practices than private schools

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Not One but Three Readings in A Single Visit Must for Hypertension Diagnosis

Multiple Readings in A Single Visit Must for Hypertension Diagnosis

A single blood pressure reading may result in a faulty Hypertension Diagnosis and unnecessary prescription of medication. Instead, three readings during a single visit may help in the correct diagnosis of hypertension as well as low blood pressure, a new study has suggested

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More Fruits and Veggies, Less Red Meat: This Is Planet-Friendly Diet

More Fruits and Veggies, Less Red Meat: This Is Planet-Friendly Diet

If you want to live healthily and also keep the planet healthy, the only way is to align your diets with what is good for us as well as the planet, a new study published in medical journal The Lancet on Thursday has concluded.

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Air Pollution Killing More People Than Tobacco

Air Pollution Killing More People Than Tobacco

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One in every eight deaths in India is attributable to air pollution in India, making it a leading risk factor for death in the country. This makes air pollution a bigger contributor to the disease burden than tobacco, according to a new study released on Thursday.
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Heart Disease, Stroke among Top Killers in India

Heart Disease, Stroke among Top Killers in India

India has witnessed an alarming rise in the occurrence of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancers in the past 25 years, a series of new studies published on Wednesday in The Lancet and its associated journals have revealed

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