World Heart Day is celebrated annually on the 29th of September with the aim to educate individuals regarding the management and prevention of commonly prevailing cardiovascular diseases. Being the leading cause of global deaths, cardiovascular diseases can be managed if treated earlier on.
According to the World Heart Federation, cardiovascular diseases are the number one cause of deaths worldwide, resulting in 18.6 million deaths annually. Factors that contribute to these innumerable deaths caused by heart diseases include smoking, obesity, inactivity, poor diet, diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol levels and air pollution. During these uncertain times, it is essential for heart patients to contact their doctors regularly for prevention, diagnosis, and managing underlying heart conditions.
World Heart Day is celebrated annually on the 29th of September with the aim to educate individuals regarding the management and prevention of commonly prevailing cardiovascular diseases. Being the leading cause of global deaths, cardiovascular diseases can be managed if treated earlier on.
Experts at RMI recommend reaching out to friends and family, healthcare professions, and caretakers if you feel uneasy or unwell. Furthermore, it is suggested that patients should keep their lifestyle healthy, active and fit, monitor cholesterol and blood pressure regularly and lastly, avoid tobacco and smoking at all costs. Advanced technology tools such as mobiles apps, digital watches and other tools enable individuals to stay motivated, keep a strict calorie count and stay on track.
Over two decades, RMI has been imparting excellence in the field of Cardiology and CardioThoracic Surgery with courtesy and care. The Cardiology and Cardio-Thoracic Surgery department at RMI provide an array of services and multidisciplinary expertise at par with international standards. Experts in both departments are internationally recognised and the most competent cardio team in the region. Visit our experts if you or your loved ones are suffering from any cardiovascular diseases.
On this World Heart Day, let’s pledge to make lifestyle changes to lead a healthier and happier life.
