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Cardiovascular disease responsible for 30% deaths in Pakistan

A speaker is aimed at PCS “Track leaders” session held at Sukkur. – Journalist “Pakistan is facing cardiovascular emergency,” warns Dr. Raj Kumar. Call Displacement from reactive treatment to preventive prevention. The sedentary lifestyle that contributes as deterioration factors, he adds. Sukkur: Cardiovascular disease has become the leading cause of death in the country, supporting about 400,000 lives a year and representing over 30% of all deaths, The news reported on Monday. Worried about the growing crisis, health experts and policy -makers demanded emergency, national reforms to prioritize prevention, timely detection and fair access to care, especially in areas not

Cancer and cardiovascular drugs lead Nobel predictions as awards week opens

Replicas of the obverse and reverse of the Nobel Peace Prize medal presented at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo, Norway on September 25, 2024. — AFP Cancer research or drugs that treat heart disease could win a Nobel Prize on Monday as a week of prize announcements begins, bringing a ray of optimism to a crisis-stricken world. Awarded since 1901, the Nobel Prizes honor those who, in the words of the prize’s creator and scientist Alfred Nobel, have “conferred the greatest benefit to mankind,” highlighting encouraging developments at a time when the world is watching devastating wars in the

Blood tests allow 30-year estimates of women’s cardiovascular risks: study

Heart beat of a man on monitor screen. — Unsplash/File Women’s heart disease risks and their need to start taking preventive drugs should be assessed when they are in their 30s rather than well after menopause, as is now the norm, said researchers who published a study on Saturday. Presenting the findings at the European Society of Cardiology’s annual meeting in London, they said the study showed for the first time that simple blood tests make it possible to estimate a woman’s risk of cardiovascular disease over the next three decades. “This is good for patients first and foremost, but

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