Tag: Blood Pressure
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Walking 30 Minutes a Day: A Heart-Healthy, Life-Changing Habit
Why 30 Minutes of Walking Matters for Your Heart Cardiologists agree that a daily walk of about 30 minutes is one of the most powerful and accessible habits for protecting heart health. It’s not just about burning calories; walking strengthens the heart, improves circulation, and helps keep blood pressure in check. In a world where…
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Diabetes and Cardiovascular Risk Varies by Type and Age
Summary of the Swedish findings People living with diabetes face a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart attack, stroke, heart failure and premature death. A large Swedish study, conducted from 2016 to 2020 and drawing on national registers, followed more than 400,000 adults with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. The key takeaway…
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Keep Your Heart Safe: Five Daily Habits to Prevent Heart Disease
Why prevention matters for heart health Heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, but there is hopeful news. The World Heart Federation estimates that about 80% of cardiovascular disease, including heart attack and stroke, is preventable through everyday choices. This isn’t about dramatic overhauls; it’s about small, sustainable habits that fit into real…
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Hypertension in Ayacucho: Free Checks, Early Detection, and Prevention
Hypertension in Ayacucho: A Growing Public Health Challenge Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is an increasingly important health concern in the Ayacucho region of Peru. Local health authorities report that about 6% of adults affiliated with the Ministry of Health in Ayacucho live with hypertension, with the burden clustering among people aged 60 and older.…
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Hypertension in Ayacucho: Prevention and Early Detection
Ayacucho Hypertension Overview Hypertension in Ayacucho is a growing public health concern. In the Ayacucho region, about 6% of adults affiliated with the Ministry of Health have high blood pressure, with the burden concentrated among seniors over 60. Health authorities describe hypertension as the “silent killer” because many people experience no noticeable symptoms until serious…
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Healthy Habits That Strengthen the Heart: A Practical Guide to Prevention
Why heart health matters The heart is a resilient organ, but its wellbeing hinges on everyday choices. Building heart-healthy routines doesn’t require drastic changes; it starts with simple, consistent actions that support blood pressure, cholesterol, and overall fitness. By combining nourishing habits, regular movement, and regular medical checks, you can reduce your risk of cardiovascular…
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World Heart Day: How to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease
World Heart Day: Why it matters Every year on September 29, World Heart Day mobilizes health organizations, communities, and individuals to spotlight cardiovascular disease (CVD) — the leading cause of death worldwide. The goal is not fear, but action: to raise awareness about risk factors, promote heart-healthy habits, and encourage regular medical care that can…
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World Heart Day: How to Prevent Cardiovascular Disease and Understand Risk Factors
Understanding World Heart Day World Heart Day, celebrated every 29 September, shines a global spotlight on cardiovascular disease and its impact on health and quality of life. The day promotes awareness that prevention is possible through everyday choices, early detection, and supportive public health measures. By focusing on heart health, communities can reduce the burden…


