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Dr. Sarita Rao to Feature on “Dil Se Dil Tak – Healthy Heart” Talk Show

Heart health is an important part of maintaining a healthy and active life. To spread greater awareness about cardiovascular health and encourage people to pay attention to their heart, Dr. Sarita Rao, MD, DM (Cardiologist), Senior Interventional Cardiologist at Apollo Hospital, Indore, will be featured on the popular “Dil Se Dil Tak – Healthy Heart” […]

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How Smoking Damages Your Heart and Blood Vessels

Many people associate smoking with breathing problems and lung disease. However, tobacco smoke also harms the heart and blood vessels from the first puff. The damage may develop silently for years before symptoms become noticeable. A person may feel healthy while their arteries are gradually becoming narrower and less flexible. Smoking is a major cause […]

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Live transmission of the first Made-in-India Shockwave MASON by Dr Sarita Rao

A live transmission showcasing the first Made-in-India Shockwave MASON with a hybrid approach using Drug-Eluting Balloon (DEB) was presented to an audience at NIC 2025 in Mumbai.  This event, featuring Dr. Sarita Rao, marked a significant advancement in interventional cardiology and innovative treatment strategies within India. In a moment of immense pride and medical advancement, Dr. Sarita […]

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Why Heart Problems Are Rising Among Young Indians: Insights by Dr. Sarita Rao Article Published by Economic Times

The sudden death of Shefali Jariwala has highlighted a concerning trend. Heart attacks are increasingly affecting younger Indians. Over half of CAD fatalities occur in those under 50. This early onset is linked to genetics, lifestyle, and environmental factors. Poor diet, stress, and lack of exercise contribute. Even healthy-looking individuals may be at risk due […]

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Article Referenced by TOI: Dr. Sarita Rao’s Urgent Warning on Women’s Heart Health After Shefali Jariwala’s Death

📰 This article is published by Times of India The sudden death of actress Shefali Jariwala, suspected to be from cardiac arrest, has highlighted the rising incidence of sudden cardiac death (SCD) among middle-aged women in India. This alarming trend is fueled by lifestyle changes and often goes undetected due to atypical symptoms and underrepresentation […]