According to National Institute of Health, about 1,20,000 – 6,90,000 Indians could develop symptoms of Heart Failures (HF) due to Chronic Heart Diseases (CHD) every year, assuming none has HF at baseline and the at-risk population does not diminish.
On the occasion of World Heart Day, Dr. Mohammed Ali, Cardiovascular Surgeon & Director of Cardiac Surgery at Shalby Hospital Indore talks about Tips that could help you keep your heart healthy and Prevention methods to save your heart from further damage in times of emergency.
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