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7,000 steps a day: A smarter goal for better health

Walking is one of the easiest ways to boost your health. New research shows that you don’t need to hit the old “10,000 steps” target to see real benefits. In fact, walking about 7,000 steps per day can significantly improve your…

Cardiology

Understanding non-HDL cholesterol: The “other” bad cholesterol explained

Non-HDL cholesterol is essentially the total of all the “bad” cholesterols in your blood. It includes low-density…

Cardiology

Staying healthy

Your guide to looking after yourself during Ramadan Celebrations, including Ramadan, can be tricky if you have…

Cardiology

Physical activities to improve your health

Physical activities to improve your health Along with other risk factors, a lack of physical exercise is a major…

Cardiology

Lower your cholesterol and triglycerides levels by adopting a simple diet guide

Adopting a healthy diet is one of the key steps in managing dyslipidemia and controlling cholesterol and…

Cardiology

Why is adherence to treatment important in dyslipidemia?

Medication will not work unless it is taken¹. This may sound obvious, yet every second, a patient is…

Cardiology

Whom should I talk to regarding my heart condition?

Why is it important to consult a doctor? If patients feel they need more information or are struggling to cope…

Cardiology

How to cope with dyslipidemia at work

Dyslipidemia is a condition which should be taken seriously in all circumstances. In the professional environment…

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