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Advances in AI applications in cardiology and echocardiography are rapidly expanding, with the potential to improve patient ...

According to the British Heart Foundation, around 7.6 million Brits are thought to be living with cardiovascular disease.

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Cardiac cough, linked to heart failure, manifests as a persistent cough, potentially worsening at night or during activity. It may produce pink or whi ...

As the prevalence of non-communicable diseases, which are responsible for 73 percent of total deaths in Nepal, is rising ...

Recent studies of centenarians have found that they suffer from fewer diseases overall, develop them more slowly, and are ...

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Know how excessive screen time may be harming your heart health. A cardiologist reveals silent risks and shares expert tips ...