September 29 is World Heart Day.
As per WHO’s The World health statistics 2012 report,one in six adults obese, one in 10 diabetic and one in three has raised blood pressure. Dr Margaret Chan, Director-General of WHO
29th September is World Heart Day
One morning Rahul, a cheerful and healthy-appearing 29 year old, was unable to bounce out of his bed as usual and needed help to arise from the bed. After a few anxious moments he felt alright
29th September is World Heart Day
Everybody knows that the corporate sector is usually more stressed that other sectors, but according to a recent survey conducted by ASSOCHAM on the occasion of ‘World Heart day’,
With an ever-increasing number of young Indians suffering from heart diseases, a drastic change in lifestyle and eating habits is the need of the hour to tackle the alarming situation, say doctors. Cardiovascular diseases would
Childhood obesity has become a serious problem all over the world and more and more kids are likely to have heart issues, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. A study found children who are obese have 40% more blood pressure
A study reveals that the appetite centres of children's brains light up when they are shown advertising images such as the McDonald's logo. Researchers revealed that the same areas do not respond to well-known logos that are not
A new study suggests that could red wine could decrease your appetite, facilitate weight loss and prevent diabetes!
According to the findings published in the journal Aging, red wine could help you live longer. Resveratrol,
Experts have warned that sitting for long hours in office can give you 'desk bum’. If you sit more often, you are more likely to have a bigger bottom. After scanning the buttocks of inactive people, researchers from the Tel
Everyone wants that rock hard body and flat abs but most men either don’t have the time or inclination. Now a UK based company has come out with the world’s first body shaper for men which compress a man’s ‘moobs’ and
According to a finding, higher intake of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) seems to amplify the risk of obesity.
"The findings may motivate further research on interactions between genomic variation and environmental factors
Urban India is moving towards obesity-related lifestyle diseases like diabetes and hypertension from infectious diseases due to a sedentary life, poor eating habits and lack of physical activity, Apollo Hospitals cardiologist
Single children may be suffering from more than just loneliness. According to a new study, Scientists have found that single children are at a 50% higher risk of being overweight or obese than those with siblings. The study
One in three British men has turned so potbellied that they cannot even see their penis-- these men are potentially dangerously overweight and risk knocking up to nine years off their lifespan through strokes, diabetes and heart
New York City has passed the first US ban on large-size sodas and other sugary drinks sold in restaurants and other eateries in a measure to fight what is called the "obesity epidemic". An eight-member New York City Board of