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Chennai, September 26th, 2024: In celebration of World Heart Day, Promed Hospital is excited to announce the launch of Unblock Chennai 2.0 – 30-Day Heart Health Challenge, a city-wide initiative designed to promote heart-healthy habits among Chennai residents. As part of this campaign, Promed Hospital is offering comprehensive heart check-up on September 29. Post heart checkup ECHO and Angiogram will be done at Rs ₹1 for the participants who need the intervention as recommended by cardiologist at Promed Hospital. Registration are compulsory for the checkup between 9am to 5pm on September 29, 2024, please contact 94807 94807 / 7305067926 for prior appointment.
As part of its unwavering commitment to promoting cardiovascular health, Promed Hospital is proud to join the global celebration of World Heart Day on September 29, 2024. This year’s theme, “Use Heart for Action,” emphasizes the importance of taking proactive steps to protect heart health and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), the world’s leading cause of death.
“Heart disease remains the top cause of death globally, but the hopeful message is that 80% of premature deaths from CVDs can be prevented, Said Dr. Arun Kalyanasundaram, Chief Cardiologist, Promed Hospital. By addressing key risk factors like poor diet, lack of physical activity, poor sleep hygiene, and tobacco use, significant difference can be made. Heart health goes beyond medical intervention and simple lifestyle changes like reducing salt intake, adding more fruits and vegetables to your meals, and staying active can have a lasting impact on your heart,” adds Dr. Kalyanasundaram.
At Promed Hospital, we encourage patients to check their heart health early on and take timely action to prevent heart diseases says Dr Spoorthi Arun, Managing Director, Promed Hospital. Promed Hospital’s Unblock Chennai 2.0 – 30-Day Heart Health Challenge is about making small, gradual improvements that lead to long-term benefits through this initiative we advocate people to adopt a balanced diet, regular physical activity, stress management, and quitting smoking as powerful ways to reduce the risk of heart diseases, added Dr Spoorthi Arun.
