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High Blood Pressure

Could diabetes, obesity or high blood pressure affect your hearing? Research suggests metabolic health may play a bigger role than many realise.

Diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease are closely linked health conditions. Experts explain how they affect one another and why early detection is crucial.

A recent study suggests that taking daily multivitamins may help reduce high blood pressure risk in older adults.

Doctors now warn that younger adults face growing risks of hypertension, which, if left unchecked, could lead to heart disease, stroke, and even memory loss later in life.

WHO has warned that hypertension affects more than 294 million people across Southeast Asia, India accounting for over 220 million cases.

The young generation is also increasingly falling prey to hypertension. The problem is continuously increasing due to mental, environmental reasons and ways of living in the new age.

Excessive stress can cause harmful habits that harm the heart directly, or it can disrupt the rhythm of your heart, which can result in arrhythmia....

According to a recent study that was published in The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology, the incidence of overweight and obesity has doubled in India over the past two decades.