Heart disease remains the world’s leading cause of death, claiming nearly 17.9 million lives annually. But a new study has found that heart attacks and strokes rarely occur without warning. Researchers from South Korea and the United States, analysing data from millions of people, discovered that over 99% of individuals who suffered heart-related events had…
Heart attacks are imagined as something that happens much later in life, but recent cases tell a different story. The sudden death of 35-year-old Microsoft engineer Pratik Pandey shocked many, highlighting how heart-related risks are becoming real even for those in their early or mid-30s. He was reportedly stressed and overworked, yet had no known…
Stress releases cortisol and adrenaline, hormones that cause blood vessels to constrict. In those with preexisting blood sugar imbalances, this can increase clotting risks. The nausea here isn’t due to food poisoning or a virus, it’s the brain reacting to sudden internal pressure. Nausea is rarely associated with stroke warnings, making it a dangerously overlooked…
