LATEST
El mundo se congela y arde pero Milei avanza contra el plan globalista Middle East Crisis: Oil Surpasses US$100 as US Threatens Iran Zelensky Appoints New Military Chief After Week of Protests in Ukraine Chile's Climate Crisis: 13 Dead, State of Catastrophe as 'El Niño Godzilla' Wreaks Havoc Argentina's Land Law Stalled: Senate Postpones Vote on Foreign Ownership Reform Post-World Cup Agenda: Argentina Government Pushes Tax Amnesty, Transfers Highways, and Milei Travels to Brazil Patagonia Snowstorm: Routes Affected and Tools for Safe Travel on July 23, 2026 Red Alert for Extreme Cold: Patagonia Faces One of Its Most Frigid Weeks Ed Harris's Frustration on Dutton Ranch: Why He Wanted to Quit and His Future in the Series María Becerra Waves the Argentine Flag in Spain Amidst World Cup Backlash El mundo se congela y arde pero Milei avanza contra el plan globalista Middle East Crisis: Oil Surpasses US$100 as US Threatens Iran Zelensky Appoints New Military Chief After Week of Protests in Ukraine Chile's Climate Crisis: 13 Dead, State of Catastrophe as 'El Niño Godzilla' Wreaks Havoc Argentina's Land Law Stalled: Senate Postpones Vote on Foreign Ownership Reform Post-World Cup Agenda: Argentina Government Pushes Tax Amnesty, Transfers Highways, and Milei Travels to Brazil Patagonia Snowstorm: Routes Affected and Tools for Safe Travel on July 23, 2026 Red Alert for Extreme Cold: Patagonia Faces One of Its Most Frigid Weeks Ed Harris's Frustration on Dutton Ranch: Why He Wanted to Quit and His Future in the Series María Becerra Waves the Argentine Flag in Spain Amidst World Cup Backlash
Español English 中文 Português Français Italiano Deutsch العربية Русский اردو

salud cardiovascular

New Calculator Predicts Real Risk of Severe Statin Side Effects

Researchers from the University of Oxford have developed a groundbreaking tool based on data from over 5.6 million people, demonstrating that 98% of candidates for statin treatment face a low risk of serious complications. Published in The Lancet Digital Health, this study aims to alleviate fears that often lead patients to interrupt essential treatment for preventing heart attacks and strokes.

The Common Mistake During a Heart Attack That Can Cost Your Life

During a heart attack or stroke, every minute counts. However, a frequent mistake delays critical medical attention: waiting to see if symptoms "go away on their own." Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can make the difference between life and death.

5 Minutes of Walking Every Hour: The Simple Habit That Protects Your Heart

A groundbreaking study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine reveals that walking just 5 minutes every hour is enough to counteract the harmful effects of prolonged sitting. Participants in the 'Active Body Challenge' reported less fatigue, better mood, and cardiovascular benefits with this small daily intervention.

New Studies Confirm Statins Are Safe: Muscle Side Effects Less Common Than Thought

Recent research supports the use of these widely prescribed medications for lowering cholesterol and protecting cardiovascular health. Muscle-related side effects, the primary concern for patients taking statins, have been found to be significantly less frequent than previously believed. This brings reassurance to millions of people worldwide who rely on this treatment.

8 Food Preservatives Linked to Higher Hypertension Risk, Study Finds

A major French study published in the European Heart Journal analyzed over 110,000 adults and found an association between regular consumption of certain food additives and increased risk of high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. Experts recommend prioritizing fresh foods over ultra-processed products.

Cardiologists Reveal Key Habits Affecting Blood Pressure and How to Prevent Them

Medical specialists warn about the dangers of high blood pressure, a silent condition affecting millions worldwide that can lead to strokes, cognitive decline, and kidney damage. According to experts, over 70% of sodium intake comes from processed foods. The American Heart Association recommends at least 150 minutes of physical activity per week.

Sleep and Exercise: The Scientific Combo for a Longer Life

A groundbreaking study from the Mount Sinai Cardiovascular Institute published in Nature revealed that restful sleep combined with regular physical activity reduces inflammation and cardiovascular risk at any age, even for individuals with genetic predispositions. These findings offer hope for millions of people worldwide.

New Heart Risk Factor Discovered Beyond Age and Cholesterol

A groundbreaking Mount Sinai study published in Nature reveals that clonal hematopoiesis, a mutation in white blood cells found in 25% of people over 70, is an independent cardiovascular risk factor. The encouraging news: healthy lifestyle habits can counteract this genetic risk, offering hope to millions worldwide.

3 hábitos diarios que elevan tu colesterol (y no son el huevo)

El colesterol alto suele asociarse erróneamente al consumo de huevos, pero existen otros factores cotidianos que pueden dispararlo silenciosamente. Descubrí cuáles son estos errores habituales y cómo modificarlos para proteger tu salud cardiovascular de manera simple y efectiva.

Frutas: el aliado que tu corazón necesita y cómo aprovecharlo al máximo

Un estudio reveló que menos del 20% de quienes consumen 5 porciones diarias de frutas y verduras alcanzan la ingesta necesaria de flavanoles, antioxidantes clave para la salud cardiovascular. En Argentina, el promedio de consumo es solo de 2 porciones diarias. Te contamos cómo potenciar sus beneficios.

Yoga: el ejercicio que supera a caminatas y gimnasio para proteger tu corazón

Estudios científicos confirman que esta práctica milenaria mejora la función cardiovascular, reduce la presión arterial y favorece la circulación sanguínea de manera más efectiva que otras actividades físicas tradicionales. Una opción accesible que combina movimiento, respiración y relajación.

Yoga: el ejercicio ideal para cuidar el corazón sin lesionarse

Estudios científicos confirman que el yoga beneficia la salud cardiovascular mejorando la circulación sanguínea y reduciendo la presión arterial. La American Heart Association destaca esta práctica como una opción accesible de bajo impacto, ideal para personas que buscan cuidar su corazón sin el desgaste articular de ejercicios como correr o andar en bicicleta.

Yoga: el ejercicio que cuida tu corazón y mejora la circulación sanguínea

Un estudio científico revela que el yoga reduce la presión arterial y mejora la función endotelial de los vasos sanguíneos. La American Heart Association recomienda esta práctica milenaria como complemento ideal para la salud cardiovascular, accesible para todas las edades y sin impacto articular.

Natación: el ejercicio ideal para el corazón según la ciencia

Un estudio de la Universidad Federal de São Paulo reveló que nadar ofrece beneficios cardiovasculares superiores a correr o caminar, con menor riesgo de lesiones articulares. La investigación demuestra que esta actividad aumenta la masa cardíaca y mejora la resistencia aeróbica de forma más efectiva que otros ejercicios aeróbicos.

Today's News
Alfredo's Column Alfredo S. Quiroga

Alfredo S. Quiroga