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Heart disease striking Indians decades early: Doctors flag diet, stress, pollution and genetics
Cardiologists say cardiovascular risk is rising among young Indians as unhealthy diets, smoking, inactivity, stress and genetic vulnerability combine with metabolic risk factors.
Heart disease is increasingly being detected among younger Indians, with doctors pointing to a combination of genetic vulnerability, unhealthy diets, smoking, sedentary lifestyles, chronic stress and air pollution as major factors driving cardiovascu... [5836 chars]
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