According to a medical study published in October 2023, heart attacks were the underlying cause of up to 45 per cent of deaths in the 40–69-year age group
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Although 84 per cent of Indians claim to be aware of heart conditions, only 40 per cent correctly associate chest pain or discomfort with heart disease, and just 36 per cent recognise shortness of breath as a symptom
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), only 15 per cent of hypertensive individuals in India currently have their condition under control
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The initiative aimed to equip commuters with life-saving skills to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies, such as heart attacks and sudden cardiac arrest
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The findings reveal a significant gender disparity in the administration of primary angioplasty, with male patients far outnumbering female patients across all age groups
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As part of this initiative, the 18th of every month has been designated as “Take Charge @18 – BP Screening Day”, where young adults are encouraged to get their BP checked regularly
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Prolonged stress keeps the body's "fight-or-flight" response activated, leading to continuous exposure to stress hormones
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Aortic stenosis mostly affects the elderly (>65 years) and is mainly caused due to age-related wear and tear and calcium buildup on the valve
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The World Health Organisation states that cardiovascular diseases account for 27 per cent of total deaths in India every year, and almost 45 per cent of deaths occur in the 40-69 year age group
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