– Men’s health, in all age groups, is more at risk compared to women, said an official with Health Ministry in a press conference.  The conference was held to mark Iran’s national health week of men, running from February 20 to 26, ISNA reported on Saturday. The theme of this year’s men’s health week is “more...Read More

Women who have given birth have a higher chance of developing heart disease and strokes than those who are childless, a new study said. Previous studies have shown that women usually show changes in vascular properties, blood volume and heart rates during pregnancy. However, the impact of pregnancy on subsequent heart disease has been debated,...Read More

Specks of calcium in the heart’s artery walls could signal early risk of cardiovascular disease, particularly in men from South Asian countries, including India, and may help develop treatment methods, researchers say. According to the team from the University of California-San Francisco (UCSF), people from South Asia are known to have a high chance of...Read More

A psychological support intervention significantly reduced fear of progression among women with ovarian cancer, according to randomized study results presented at European Society for Medical Oncology Congress. However, the intervention did not significantly reduce depression or improve quality of life compared with standard care, healio.com reported. “Although the recruitment goal and hypothesis of this study...Read More