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World Heart Day 2025: Men are at higher risk of heart disease than females

The survey also found that middle-aged adults between 41–60 years remain the most affected (80 per cent), but cases among young adults (less than 40 years old) are no longer rare

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Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock

Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock

Heart disease is no longer confined to middle age. Doctors in Mumbai are witnessing a sharp rise in cardiac cases among younger adults, a new report reveals. 

The report is a part of insights from the month-long Heart Health Insights Survey conducted by Wockhardt Hospitals in Mumbai Central.

It coincides with World Heart Day, observed every year on September 29 to raise awareness about the need to take care of your heart along with timely checkups. This year, the theme is 'Don't Miss A Beat'. 

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