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High cholesterol Bad cholesterol

High cholesterol Bad cholesterol

LDL – Low Density Lipoprotein cholesterol or bad cholesterol accumulation in arteries can lead to cholesterol plaque. This results in narrow

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Heart Attack in Younger Generation – Reasons & Prevention

Heart Attack in Younger Generation – Reasons & Prevention

According to American College of Cardiology, there is an alarming trend that one can see – raising  incidence of heart attacks in young adults between the age group 30 -50. 

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Reasons For Heart Attack And Sudden Death Of Young People

Reasons For Heart Attack And Sudden Death Of Young People

Causes of cardiac death in young people could vary. Most of the time it could be due to abnormal heart conditions.

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What Can I Do To Lower My Risk Of Heart Disease?

What Can I Do To Lower My Risk Of Heart Disease?

Apart from following Healthy lifestyle, once a year get one of the tests that are described in the slides. Talk to your doctor about the tests. It helps to prevent and take action to keep your heart healthy.

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What are the tests that help us to determine our heart health?

What are the tests that help us to determine our heart health?

Echocardiogram And Transesophageal Echocardiography For Heart

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Electrocardiogram And Magnetic Resonance Imaging For Heart

Electrocardiogram And Magnetic Resonance Imaging For Heart

Measures the electrical activity of the heartbeat to provide two kinds of information. First, by measuring time

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CT Scan And Exercise Cardiac Stress Test For Heart

CT Scan And Exercise Cardiac Stress Test For Heart

An X-ray imaging technique that uses a computer to produce cross-sectional images of your heart. Also referred to as cardiac computed tomography

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Pharmacologic Stress Test And Tilt Test

Pharmacologic Stress Test And Tilt Test

Medication is given through an IV line in your arm to dilate the arteries, which increases your heart rate and blood flow

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