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World Heart Day 2018: India could lose $4.8 trillion in economic output by 2030 due t

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One in four Indians suffer from a non-communicable disease, a 2017 report revealed. This year, on occasion of World Heart Day, a report published in Lancet highlights the rising disease burden of cardiovascular diseases in India. The study stated there has been 50% rise in CVDs among Indians.
Speaking to DNA, Dr Dev Pahlajani, Interventional Cardiologist, Breach Candy Hospital, Mumbai, addressed the problems faced in India, the difference between heart failure and a heart attack, and whether cardiovascular disease problems will increase or decrease in future.

Non-communicable diseases have become an integral part of Indian society, even among poorer sections of society? How is prevention managed here?


Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD) and mental illnesses, have taken a toll on Indians in the last couple of decades.

https://www.dnaindia.com/health/interview-world-heart-day-2018-india-could-lose-48-trillion-in-economic-output-by-2030-due-to-cardiovascular-disease-2669551
 
What is the ratio in respect of developed and developing countries in the case of NCDs?
 

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