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Do you have a habit of cracking your neck? That quick relief could be dangerous and cause a stroke |

For many, the sharp pop of a cracked neck brings instant relief, often mistaken for a sign of tension release or improved mobility. The practice, however, extends far beyond the familiar sound and fleeting comfort. As musculoskeletal specialists caution, habitual or forceful neck cracking can compromise delicate cervical structures and, in rare but severe cases,…

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Stroke is no longer an old age problem: Doctor reveals how stress along with these habits raise your risk |

This World Stroke Day, I’d like to highlight a conversation that is increasingly taking place in my clinic. Most people’s perception of a stroke is an older individual and maybe someone with a long history of high blood pressure or diabetes. But I am noticing a disturbing trend, which is younger patients aged in their…

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Heart Attack: Walking THIS way can lower your heart attack and stroke risk by two-thirds, improve cardiovascular health |

A new study reveals that the duration of walking sessions significantly impacts cardiovascular health. Walking for 10-15 minutes continuously, rather than in short bursts, was found to reduce the risk of heart disease by two-thirds, even with the same number of daily steps. This finding offers a simple yet effective strategy for improving heart health,…

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