“Pain, uncertainty and constant work”: Cristiano Ronaldo posts cryptic story post World Cup exit \
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“Pain, uncertainty and constant work”: Cristiano Ronaldo posts cryptic story post World Cup exit

13-Dec-2022
Ronaldo's chance to win a World Cup title at the FIFA World Cup 2022 may have been his last, and the 37-year-old left empty-handed after Portugal's elimination from the competition.
13-Dec-2022 Sports
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Chris Rock’s next stand-up special to livestream directly on Netflix \
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Chris Rock’s next stand-up special to livestream directly on Netflix

11-Nov-2022
Chris Rock is set to become the first ever comedian to have a comedy special directly livestream on Netflix.
11-Nov-2022 Entertainment
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Mindful meditation likely to relieve pain: Study \
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Mindful meditation likely to relieve pain: Study

12-Jul-2022
Washington [US], July 12 (ANI): According to neuroscientists individuals who indulge in mindfulness meditation can diminish their suffering for generations.
12-Jul-2022 Health
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COVID-19 created a billionaire every 30 hours: Oxfam at Davos forum \
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COVID-19 created a billionaire every 30 hours: Oxfam at Davos forum

23-May-2022
According to a new Oxfam research titled “Profiting from Pain,” the COVID-19 pandemic created a new billionaire every 30 hours, and a million people could fall into abject poverty at the same rate by 2022. According to the report, billionaires in the food and energy industries are boosting their fortunes by $1 billion every two […]
23-May-2022 Coronavirus
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Young obese man saved after heart attack thanks to radial angioplasty \
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Young obese man saved after heart attack thanks to radial angioplasty

24-Sep-2021
New Delhi Sep 23 PTI A 25-year-old man who weighed over a 100 kg and had suffered a heart attack was given a new lease of life after undergoing a surgery that involves a minimally invasive approach at a leading private facility here hospital authorities said on Thursday The patient was brought to Max hospital Saket in south Delhi after having suffered a heart attack and was diagnosed to have 99 per cent obstruction in his left anterior descending artery LAD doctors said Doctors opted to carry out radial angioplasty recently on him toopen the blocked coronary arteries and restore blood flow This was via the artery that supplies the blood to the hand from the heart Radial Angioplasty is a minimally invasive approach that allows experts to reach the heart via the radial artery in the wrist It requires clinical expertise and is considered safer than the femoral route since veins and arteries are not at risk of getting punctured and patient is also mobilised faster post the procedure the doctors said With early intervention and stent placement doctors were successfully able to manage his condition and stabilise the patient the hospital said in a statement Dr Viveka Kumar principal director and chief of Cath Labs Pan Max - Cardiac Sciences who led the case said In this particular case the procedure became vital since the patient was obese We chose radial angioplasty to minimise blood loss We also wanted early mobilisation since obese patients like him are at a high risk of complications Traditionally coronary angioplasty has been done through the femoral artery accessed from the patients groin However in this case the chances of complications and bleeding were higher While radial angioplasty is a clinically challenging procedure as the blocked artery is reached through narrower blood vessels in the hand this procedure is safer than the femoral route with lowered chances of puncture in major blood vessels he said Kumar added that in view of the patients young age he was implanted with an absorbable stent which will get absorbed in two years and the patient does not have to take blood thinners life-long In radial angioplasty procedure a wire is taken to the blocked coronary artery Then a balloon is inflated across the blockage to make appropriate space for the stent to be deployed as scaffolding to the artery and preventing further recurrence of blockage the statement said This patient was non-diabetic and non-hypertensive but a smoker and weighed over 100 kg He was managed early in the emergency with anti-platelets to prevent clotting and anti-anginal medications After shifting him to the Cath-Lab for an angiogram we ascertained thathe had 99 per cent obstruction in his left anterior descending artery LAD and a thrombus blood clot in the proximal region We immediately planned for stenting and thrombus aspiration to remove the clot Thankfully he responded well to the procedure and normal blood flow was restored in the LAD artery He recovered soon and was sent home just after two days of hospital stay the doctor said While this patient was never infected with CovidKumar pointed out that there was a definite link between Covid and increased incidence of heart attacks During the Covid and post-Covid era a significant number of people are experiencing cardiac issues and there has been an alarming rise in episodes of heart attacks as well It is mainly the post-Covid patients who are more prone to heart attacks however they can be treated successfully if brought to the hospital on time he added The risk of heart attack and stroke increases three-fold in the first two weeks following COVID-19 according to a study published in The Lancet journal the statement claimed COVID-19 patients with pre-existing cardiovascular disease have increased case fatality rates as compared to others Most cardiovascular events in patients with COVID -19 are the result of severe immune over-reaction by the body he said Symptoms of a heart attack include uncomfortable pressure squeezing fullness and pain in the centre of the chest lasting more than a few minutes or intermittently erupting Pain or discomfort in one or both arms back neck jaw or stomach shortness of breath with or without chest discomfort cold sweat nausea or light-headedness are some other symptoms to be aware of doctors said PTI KND CK
24-Sep-2021 National
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The health benefits of choosing the right footwear \
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The health benefits of choosing the right footwear

17-Aug-2021
It is estimated that we will walk around 200,000 kilometers throughout our lives. This equates to around 7000 steps each day on average. This just emphasizes the need of wearing the appropriate, comfortable, right footwear. We often end up buying shoes because they look nice, are stylish, and not because they are comfortable. Many foot […]
17-Aug-2021 Health
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