Category Archives: Heart Diseases

South Korea says that Kim Jong-Un is alive and well following rumors that North Koreas leader recently underwent heart surgery. Speculation about Kims health has focused on his diet, which is reportedly high in meat, cheese, alcohol, and cigarettes Continue reading →

OBESITY increases the risk of dying of coronavirus by 37 per cent, new research has found. Scientists analysed data on nearly 17,000 Brits admitted to 166 hospitals in the UK with Covid-19, the largest study of its kind outside of China. Continue reading →

Federal health officials say that the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak may be worse in several states, including Massachusetts.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that there were 9,000 more deaths in seven states than official totals suggest. In Massachusetts, they found that between March 8 and April 11, there were 1,200 more deaths than normal -- a 120% increase. The official death toll from COVID-19 in that period was 686 Continue reading →

The coronavirus pandemic has canceled a lot of things, but your summer vacation doesn't have to be one of them. USA TODAY Is it safe to go on a vacation this summer Continue reading →

Source: Doyle Dean Apr 29, 2020 Emergency rooms across the country are reporting steep drops in patient visits during the pandemic. With more people at home thats meant fewer traumatic injuries like car accidents, but thats not the whole story. Continue reading →

FORT MYERS, Fla. A Southwest Florida doctor is partnering with the American Heart Association to offer free virtual healthy lifestyle classes. Continue reading →

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PETALING JAYA: The prevalence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease and diabetes among Malaysians is leaving them at a higher risk of developing complications from Covid-19, say health experts. Malaysian Public Health Physicians Association president Datuk Dr Zainal Ariffin Omar said there was a need for Malaysians to re-evaluate their lifestyle as the nation had one of the highest risk factors from the high prevalence of NCDs. Continue reading →

Our Correspondent Hoshiarpur, April 1 The coronavirus infection can cause myocarditis in the heart, which is an inflammation and is lethal. Though mostly, it affects lungs and causes pneumonia, a lot of cases have now come forward, where it has affected heart lethally. Continue reading →

As researchers examine deaths from COVID-19, heart patients appear especially vulnerable. In Italy, where the number of deaths has now surpassed those in China, public health officials reported on March 17 that among 355 people who died, a whopping 76 percent had hypertension and 33 percent had heart disease. Continue reading →