About a million people experience overdoses in the U.S. every year. Nodding and overdose may both cause oxygen deprivation, affecting cells in the heart, body, and brain.

Sarraju explains that there is an upside to the new research; if we know that people who tend to stay up late at night are ...

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, or OHCA, is a leading cause of mortality worldwide and 90% of cases are fatal. Patients lose cardiac function and circulation, and every minute they remain untreated ...

You’ve heard the phrase “early bird gets the worm.” According to new research, the early bird may also get a lower risk of heart disease. A study published in the Journal of the American Heart ...

Doctors warn youth against intense workouts without fixing lifestyle risks like junk food and pollution. Heart attacks are rising in 20s-30s. “Exercise is important, but it has to be phased.” ...

While most people won't notice symptoms of the 'silent killer' until it is too late, there are still some signs to watch out ...

Two women mid-day meal cooks who were part of an ongoing protest for a wage hike in Chhattisgarh’s New Raipur died this week after their health deteriorated, even as the government announced a ...

In the classic slice of 90s chaos, Virtual Bart, you play a level as Bart who has turned into pig form. Die as said pig and ...

Women often miss early heart attack signs. Know why female heart disease symptoms are ignored, how it raises cardiac arrest ...

High blood pressure used to feel like a “later in life” problem. Something your parents worried about, not you. But that ...

The human heart can grow new cells in damaged areas after suffering from a heart attack, an Australian study shows. Heart attacks occur when blood flow to the heart is severely reduced or blocked due ...

The dramatic arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro sent shock waves around the world. Yet nowhere was the reaction more negative – and more baffling – than in the European Union, where outrage ...