Doctors say heart attacks among youngsters are on the rise in the last few years. Read on to know the causes, symptoms and how to reduce your risk.
Reports suggest that Indians are at a higher risk of developing heart diseases at a younger age. Dr Tilak Suvarna from Asian Heart Institute explains the risk factors of cardiovascular diseases in young Indians.
Post-COVID complications are real. In an extremely heartbreaking incident, Abdullah, an 18-year-old boy was diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening heart failure disease after getting recovered from the virus infection.
There is an alarming trend of heart attacks in young (40-50 years) to very young (<40 years). Dr. Sana Shaikh, Consultant Physician Medicine Department Kohinoor Hospital, Mumbai, explains why young people are becoming prone to sudden heart attack.
If something went wrong with your heart, would you know it? Read the article to understand why more number of youths are dying of heart diseases and how you can stop it.
World Heart Day: Heart disease on the rise among young Indians
Doctors say heart attacks among youngsters are on the rise in the last few years. Read on to know the causes, symptoms and how to reduce your risk.
Reports suggest that Indians are at a higher risk of developing heart diseases at a younger age. Dr Tilak Suvarna from Asian Heart Institute explains the risk factors of cardiovascular diseases in young Indians.
Post-COVID complications are real. In an extremely heartbreaking incident, Abdullah, an 18-year-old boy was diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening heart failure disease after getting recovered from the virus infection.
There is an alarming trend of heart attacks in young (40-50 years) to very young (<40 years). Dr. Sana Shaikh, Consultant Physician Medicine Department Kohinoor Hospital, Mumbai, explains why young people are becoming prone to sudden heart attack.
If something went wrong with your heart, would you know it? Read the article to understand why more number of youths are dying of heart diseases and how you can stop it.
World Heart Day: Heart disease on the rise among young Indians
