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Young Indians Facing Alarming Surge in Heart Attacks: Medanta Medicity Chairman Urges Comprehensive Health Measures

The surge in heart attack cases among young individuals has become a cause for concern, as highlighted by Dr. Naresh Trehan, Chairman and Managing Director of Medanta Medicity. Dr. Trehan attributes this alarming trend to a combination of factors prevalent in the Indian context.

India, often referred to as the “capital of coronary artery disease,” grapples with a high incidence of heart-related issues. Dr. Trehan emphasizes that the contemporary lifestyle, characterized by the widespread consumption of rich, preserved junk food, beverages with elevated sodium content, and other unhealthy dietary habits, contributes significantly to the escalating problem.

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Moreover, the stress associated with daily life and the adverse effects of pollution further exacerbate the situation. Dr. Trehan points out that in cities like Delhi, where the Air Quality Index (AQI) is consistently poor, there is a notable increase in high blood pressure and respiratory ailments. Unfortunately, the heart is not immune to these adverse environmental conditions.

The modern environment, marked by a sedentary lifestyle, poor dietary choices, and increasing pollution, poses a substantial risk to heart health. Dr. Trehan emphasizes the need for a comprehensive understanding of how these elements collectively contribute to a rising incidence of heart disease. The impact is particularly evident in the younger population, with more and more individuals experiencing cardiac events prematurely.

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Dr. Trehan underscores the urgency of addressing these challenges. Coping with the multifaceted factors influencing heart health requires a concerted effort. Strategies to promote healthier lifestyles, dietary awareness, stress management, and environmental improvements are crucial to mitigating the growing threat of heart diseases, especially among the younger demographic. As heart-related issues continue to afflict individuals in the current environment, comprehensive measures are essential to safeguard public health.

Naiteek Bhatt

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