Statins are vital for heart health, effectively lowering bad cholesterol and reducing heart attack and stroke risks. While generally safe, some users report memory issues or muscle pain, though studies often link these to other causes. Statins may slightly increase diabetes risk, but the cardiovascular benefits typically outweigh this concern. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
Related news
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar has admitted Bengaluru faces infrastructure challenges. He responded to Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw's concerns about garbage, roads, and debris. Shivakumar stated the government is addressing these issues with urgency. He highlighted the role of the Greater Bengaluru Authority. He called for collaboration between citizens, government, businesses, and civil society.
Rohit Sharma, India's ODI captain, is set to undergo fitness assessments at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru starting September 13, including the newly-introduced Bronco Test. He'll also practice there to prepare for the Australia white-ball tour in November.
Hamas confirmed the death of Mohammad Sinwar, its Gaza military chief. Israel reported killing him in an airstrike months ago. His body was found in a tunnel beneath a hospital in Khan Younis. Mohammad Sinwar played a key role in Hamas's command. His death follows those of other top leaders.
Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski of Britain triumphed over India's Yuki Bhambri and Michael Venus in a thrilling US Open semifinal. After dropping the first set, the British pair rallied to win 6(2)-7, 7-6(5), 6-4. Bhambri and Venus, despite a strong tournament run including impressive victories, couldn't maintain their early lead.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed the bail pleas of Sharjeel Imam, Umar Khalid, and seven others in connection with the 2020 Delhi riots larger conspiracy case. The prosecution argued the violence was a planned conspiracy to defame India, not spontaneous riots.
Suresh Raina predicts Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the young Rajasthan Royals' batting sensation, will soon join India's T20I team, praising his fearless approach and IPL 2025 performance, including a century against Gujarat Titans. Raina also acknowledged Ayush Mhatre's impressive performances for Chennai Super Kings and in youth Tests against England's U19 team, highlighting their potential.
Michael Clarke, former Australia cricket captain, had another skin cancer surgery. This time, doctors removed a lesion from his nose. Clarke has had multiple skin cancer procedures since 2006. He is urging people to get regular skin checks. He highlights the importance of early detection, especially in sun-intense countries like Australia. Skin cancer is a real threat, he says.
Former MLB star Mark Teixeira announced his candidacy for Texas's 21st Congressional District, succeeding Chip Roy, who is vying for Texas Attorney General. Teixeira, a proud conservative, aims to champion President Trump's "America First" agenda. He pledges to strengthen border security, cut government spending, and defend the Second Amendment, emphasizing teamwork to safeguard Texas values and American liberty.
The ICC has announced a massive 297% increase in prize money for the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup, totaling $13.88 million. This surpasses the 2023 Men's World Cup payout, signaling a major step towards gender pay parity. Winners will receive $4.48 million, a 239% jump from 2022.
President Trump hosted tech leaders at the White House, but Elon Musk was notably absent, despite being invited. Musk cited a scheduling conflict and sent a representative. Trump downplayed their past feud, suggesting Musk would eventually return to the Republican Party, despite disagreements over tax policies and electric vehicle credits.