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Commenting on the Health Check data, Amol Naikwadi, JMD, and Preventive Healthcare Expert, Indus Health Plus, said, Prevention is the most effective and efficient way to address the risk factors that lead to heart failure or heart-related diseases. There is much medical evidence to suggest that risk factors such as blood pressure, diabetes, and coronary artery disease can be reduced or prevented. For this, it is necessary to follow a healthy weight and diet and to change some lifestyle habits. If a person already has one or more risk factors, strict control of blood pressure or blood sugar and coronary artery disease can help prevent or delay the onset of heart disease. Even modest weight loss and increased cardio-respiratory fitness can lead to substantial improvements in heart health.
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