News stories about "cholesterol" in India.

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Demand soars for twice-a-year jab to lower bad cholesterol. Here's how it works

Inclisiran was developed by Novartis & launched in India in January this year under brand name Leqvio. Cardiologist vouch for benefits, say it has been a useful addition to therapies. Key Points

ThePrint

Is your leg pain a warning sign of high cholesterol? Here’s what you need to know

Is that leg pain stealing your peace of mind? Beware, that unbearable leg pain can be a sign of high cholesterol. Here's what to watch out for. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

5 warning signs of high cholesterol on your face and eyes

High cholesterol can show up as yellowish pimples on face or changes in cornea. Here are signs to watch out for. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

2 jabs a year to keep bad cholesterol at bay — breakthrough treatment to launch in India this month

Novartis India, the company that has the import and marketing permission for Inclisiran, refused to divulge the price of the drug in India, but market sources say it is going to be Rs 1.2 lakh per jab. Key Points

ThePrint

Fighting high cholesterol: 11 lifestyle changes to control cholesterol in winter

The deadly combination of comfort food and lack of physical activity can increase your cholesterol levels in winter. Here are lifestyle measures that can help. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

Amla to buttermilk; 5 superfoods to lower cholesterol levels naturally

When it comes to dealing with cholesterol, these easy additions to your diet can work wonders. Here are amazing superfoods for lowering cholesterol. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

Can being dehydrated raise your cholesterol levels? What expert says

Many studies have noted that dehydration can raise total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and triglyceride levels. Here’s how to increase your fluid intake. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

7 unhealthy eating habits that raise bad cholesterol levels

High levels of bad cholesterol can raise risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Here are some of the eating mistakes you may be making on a daily basis. | Health Key Points

Hindustan Times

Eating beans, peas, lentils, chickpeas may help you manage diabetes better

Pulses also have positive effects on important cardiovascular biomarkers, like LDL, also known as bad cholesterol, and HDL, also known as good cholesterol,... Key Points

The Tribune India

Indian researchers find a new, cheaper route to manage cholesterol

New Delhi, August 7 Researchers from S. N. Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, Kolkata, have explored a new way to manage conditions like elevated low-density lipoprotein (LDL), or cholesterol, levels. Proteins are vital for our health, performing a wide... Key Points

The Tribune

Studies show gene-based drugs to lower cholesterol in people with naturally high levels

According to researchers, drugs can be given to patients by injection four times a year. Gene-based drugs could help lower cholesterol levels in patients... Key Points

The Tribune India

Heart-healthy recipes to lower cholesterol, boost cardiac health

Heart diseases can creep in unannounced if you continue to live a sedentary lifestyle and eat unhealthy food. Here are two delicious and healthy recipes that are wonderful for your cardiac health. Key Points

Hindustan Times

Cryotherapy, a form of extreme cold exposure, lowered blood sugar and cholesterol for obesity patients in a new study

Cryotherapy helped lower blood sugar and cholesterol in obese patients in a small study. The practice exposes the body to extremely cold temperatures. Key Points

Insider

These small, hardened deposits in your gallbladder may affect digestion

According to Dr Arnab Mohanty, Head of Department, General Minimal Access & Bariatric Surgery, Primus Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, "Small, hardened deposits called gallstones develop in the gallbladder. A diet rich in cholesterol and fat, obesity, rapid weight loss, pregnancy, genetics, and some medical conditions like Crohn's disease and liver cirrhosis are some of the most frequent causes." Key Points

The Indian Express