Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), including conditions like ischaemic heart disease and stroke, are responsible for nearly 1.77 crore fatalities, making them the primary cause of death globally. According to the World Health Organization, India contributes to a major share of these deaths. As per the Global Burden of Disease study, the age-standardized CVD death rate in India is 272 per one lakh population, which exceeds the global average of 235 per one lakh.
This cover story is in the form of a collection of thought leadership articles by top industry experts who have provided readers with a comprehensive exploration into the multifaceted landscape of CVDs. Each piece delves into the finer aspects related to CVDs and collectively shed light on complexities, their interaction with various comorbidities, environmental factors, technological advancements, and regional disparities.
In India, CVDs are more than a health concern; they represent an intricate tapestry woven with interconnected threads of diabetes, hypertension, obesity, chronic kidney disease, and mental health disorders. This article collection highlights the regional disparities and varied risk factors impacting different demographics in India. It underscores the need for collaborative efforts and interventions for detection, prevention, and treatment of CVDs. Get a panoramic view of India's cardiovascular health challenges and delve deep into the interconnected nature of these conditions in the next few pages. Discover the solutions offered by the industry experts to take India's CVD-challenge head-on.
Tackling India's CVD diagnostic challenge
India's diverse landscape complicates cardiovascular disease diagnosis, requiring a nuanced, collaborative healthcare approach.
DR ABHAY SOMANI
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