You are invited | LIVE Conversation - Heart Disease Isn't a Death Sentence

Dear Reader,

Most high-performing professionals don't think about their hearts until something goes wrong. By then, it's often too late.

The facts are simple. Indians get heart disease 10 years earlier than Western populations. We're seeing first-time heart attacks in people in their 30s and 40s. 

Most people don't know they have high blood pressure, high cholesterol or diabetes until they're in serious trouble.

But here's what matters: heart disease is largely preventable if you catch it early. Most of us don't.

On Tuesday, 6 October, I’m hosting a conversation with three leading cardiologists at The Quorum Mumbai.

• Dr. Kaushal Pandey
  Consultant Cardiovascular Surgeon, Hinduja National Hospital

• Dr. Hemant P. Thacker
  Consultant, Reliance Foundation Hospital

• Dr. Maulik Parekh
  Interventional Cardiology, Reliance Foundation Hospital

They'll answer these and many more questions:

• When should you get screened? 

• What are the early warning signs? 

• What can you do today?

• What are the new and advanced interventions in the field?

8:30 AM | By Invitation Only

If you'd like to join, sign up by using this link or write to [email protected].

Govindraj Ethiraj
Editor
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