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High blood pressure

12 Apr 2023

The Impact Of New Medication On Blood Pressure Treatment, Explains Study

This article examines the potential impact of a new medication on blood pressure treatment, exploring the potential benefits and risks associated with the treatment. Read more to know.

18 Feb 2022

Here’s how Dr. Dibya Singha Das uses technology for surgery

Dr. Dibya Singha is treating many people with the help of new technology and healing people and giving them a healthy life

06 Dec 2021

Study finds diabetes medication that may revolutionise heart failure treatment

Diabetes medicine can be helpful for heart patients Doctors hopeful after initial results

27 Aug 2018

Mobile apps can provide timely medication reminder: Study

The study shows the use of high-quality medication reminder apps increases people's adherence to cardiovascular medication.

High blood pressure

27 Aug 2018

Hypertensive patients prefer medication to cutting salt

Excess salt intake is one of the most important causes of hypertension, which makes salt restriction a key strategy to manage it.

13 Jun 2018

Is there a link between hypertension and dementia? Scientists say yes

The research indicates that patients with high blood pressure are at a higher risk of developing dementia

09 Apr 2018

High BP patients are more likely to choose tea, pill over exercise

People are more likely to choose a daily cup of tea or a pill over exercise as the preferred treatment to control their high blood pressure, finds a survey.

14 Nov 2017

In a first, US regulators approve pill that digitally tracks patients' medication intake

Poor compliance with drug regimens is a common problem in many disease areas, especially when patients suffer from chronic conditions.

medical diagnosis

26 Oct 2017

Using the internet for self-diagnosis? Here's how it's harming your health

Firstly, the internet is a mixed bag of resources that may be misleading or baseless; secondly, it can lead to unnecessary anxiety, fears, and withdrawal from the fact that s/he is suffering from a disease.

15 Oct 2017

Existing medication may help treat rare bone cancer of skull, spine: Study

The results revealed a promising new treatment options for a cancer with a poor prognosis.

10 Sep 2017

Affordable medicine: WHO wants bold steps

The WHO also wants more emphasis to be given on leveraging collective strengths through greater inter-country cooperation.

25 Apr 2017

Placebo effect can mend broken hearts too: Study

The study is the first to measure placebos' impact on emotional pain from romantic rejection.

09 Apr 2017

New research can change understanding of pain medication

The findings have potential future implications for the development of new pain-killers, including drugs to target backache and arthritis pain, the paper published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation noted.

31 Mar 2017

What happens when you take wrong medication

As per the World Health Organisation (WHO), medication errors cause at least one death every day and injure approximately 1.3 million people annually in the United States of America alone.

07 Mar 2017

Cancer-related fatigue - Exercise and psychotherapy better than medication

Exercise and psychotherapy were associated with a 26 percent to 30 percent reduction in fatigue during and after cancer treatment, the study found.

08 Feb 2017

Seven-year-old Hyderabad girl fed infected IV by doctors, dies

Her parents are claiming that she was fed with infected IV which had fungus and an insect in the saline bottle.

02 Feb 2017

Want to stay robust at 90? Stop popping pills!

In a study published in the American Geriatrics Society journal, scientists have found out that as one ages, one tends to develop a number of chronic health conditions and concerns.

Coronary Artery Disease

15 Oct 2016

Test for coronary artery disease motivates people to adopt healthier habits

Researchers have found that undergoing a computer tomographic angiography was a better motivator to get people with suspected coronary artery disease to adopt healthier lifestyle practices than an exercise electrocardiography and stress test.

03 Jan 2016

Medication poisoning more common in rural areas

Children younger than five who live in poor, rural areas are at a greater risk of serious medication poisoning, warns a new study.

20 Nov 2015

Health, medication should not be linked to religion: Amitabh Bachchan

Bachchan said the success of the polio campaign inspired him to take up the cause of TB eradication.

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