Dr Uday Sankar Das As the region prepares to observe World Heart Day on September 29, an alarming health crisis is unfolding across West Bengal, where heart attack is no longer confined to older populations but is increasingly affecting young adults in the prime of their lives. The trend is raising concerns about heart attack causes […]Read More
Ahead of World Heart Day (September 29), a cardiologist explains why protecting the heart often begins with changing the everyday habits that quietly increase cardiovascular risk Dr. Chanakya Kishore Kammaripalli As a cardiologist, one thing I often tell my patients is that heart disease usually does not begin on the day someone develops chest pain […]Read More
Upasana Kaura In an era where expensive supplements and wellness products dominate health conversations, some of the most nutritious foods continue to sit quietly on our kitchen shelves. One such humble ingredient is black-eyed peas, popularly known as lobia. In English it is also called cowpea, and in some regions it goes by the name […]Read More
Dr. Haresh Mehtan Mumbai is witnessing a significant surge in advanced cardiac procedures, with Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) emerging as the preferred treatment option for patients with severe aortic stenosis. The city has recorded a 25% year-on-year increase in TAVR procedures, reflecting a broader shift towards minimally invasive therapies that offer shorter hospital stays, […]Read More
Dr Ramakrishna SVK A notification flashes on your smartwatch: “Your heart rhythm may be irregular.” Most people would dismiss it as a device error, stress, or lack of sleep. But for a growing number of patients, such alerts are proving to be the first warning sign of a potentially serious heart condition. Cardiologists say they […]Read More
Team L&M Hypertension is traditionally regarded as a condition that came with advancing age, a consequence of growing older. It belonged to the health concerns of retirement years, something to worry about after crossing fifty. Not any more. Now, hypertension is increasingly being diagnosed among adults in their 20s, 30s and early 40s. What was […]Read More
Team L&M One the World Health Day 2026 today (April 7), healthcare leaders are emphasizing the critical role of science and collective action in safeguarding health. This year’s theme, “Together for health. Stand with science,” underscores the importance of evidence-based healthcare decisions and stronger collaboration between doctors, patients, public health systems, and communities. “Science is […]Read More
Team L&M Did you know that thick blood can significantly increase your risk of heart attack and stroke? It’s true. When blood becomes too viscous (thick), it slows down circulation and raises the chances of clot formation—leading to serious health complications. However, blood thinning doesn’t mean making your blood watery. It simply refers to improving […]Read More
Team L&M Starting your day with soaked fenugreek seeds (methi dana) is a time-tested wellness practice rooted in traditional Indian diets. Today, it’s gaining popularity again for its potential role in digestion, blood sugar balance, and metabolic health. When fenugreek seeds are soaked overnight and consumed in the morning, their nutrients become easier to absorb—making […]Read More
Dr. Anil Gulati As winter temperatures fall, healthcare professionals report a significant increase in stroke cases. This seasonal surge is not coincidental; instead, it results from a complex interaction of physiological responses, environmental stressors, and lifestyle changes that collectively elevate stroke risk during colder months. Vasoconstriction and Elevated Blood Pressure Exposure to cold triggers vasoconstriction, […]Read More
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