Topic- The cardiovascular heart disease (CVD) death rate of 272 per 100,000 population in India is much higher than the global average of 235. CVDs strike Indians a decade earlier than the western population. Indians have been affected by high rates of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, hypertension, and smoking, which are major risk factors for cardiac disease. This could be due to an underlying genetic predisposition and an increase in risk factors like an unhealthy diet and high stress. India should focus on prevention, for example, emphasizing screening tests and reducing modifiable risk factors. Other interventions would be making essential medicines easier to access and improving the overall health system.
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