By Online DeskA rapid change in lifestyle is putting India’s youth, including young women, at a much higher risk of heart disease, say experts. Men tended to have higher rates of smoking, alcohol use, poor diet and stress, which boosted heart disease risk. Although the disease's nature is similar in both genders, the evolving landscape underscores the growing vulnerability of young females to heart disease and early heart attacks," she said. Men tended to have higher rates of smoking, alcohol use, poor diet and stress, which boosted heart disease risk. Although the disease's nature is similar in both genders, the evolving landscape underscores the growing vulnerability of young females to heart disease and early heart attacks," she said.

Source: Indian Express September 29, 2023 12:41 UTC