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Dr. Devi Shetty Advocates for Early Heart Attack Prevention Tests in Young Indians

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Devi Shetty recommends early cardiac screening for all young Indians starting at age 17 due to silent blockages and the high prevalence of diabetes.
Routine annual tests are advised to prevent sudden collapses, even in fit individuals.

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Dr. Devi Shetty recommends early cardiac screening for all young Indians starting at age 17 due to silent blockages and the high prevalence of diabetes. Routine annual tests are advised to prevent sudden collapses, even in fit individuals.

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