Cardiologist at Kailash hospital announces launch of ‘Mission-Healthy Heart for All’ program

New Delhi: Prof. D.S.Gambhir ,Sr. Cardiologist and former President of CSI (cardiology society of India), makes announcement of his unique action plan to make thousands of homes follow & enforce rules to keep hearts of habitants safe and protected.

Cardiologist at Kailash Hospital and Heart centre today launched the ‘Mission- Healthy Heart For All’ program in order to create heart-healthy environment for public at large. Prof.D.S.Gambhir, senior cardiologist and Director Kailash Hospital & heart Institute, Noida, officially declared that he will use his authoritative powers of teaching and certification to facilitate enforcement of basic rules in coronary heart disease prevention at homes.

“As per our plan by end of 2014 through this program we will reach around 350000 people in Noida. We are also going to maintain a database of the certificates issued and through timely research we will keep testing program’s effectiveness and improvise as and when required”. He added.

Addressing the press during the launch of program Dr.D.S.Gambhir says that “despite having achieved the number one slot in treating ailing hearts, we have a lot more to do in sensitizing public on preventing the heart disease. We have been trying to do so since many years but we have not been very successful. The proof lies in data that suggests rising incidences of heart attacks among Indians and that too from reasons that could have been prevented.”

Rationalising his action plan he says that homes are the first place where we all feel protected the most. But does our heart feels the same at home? Hence this unique program wherein for the first time across country, we will try to be part of house rules in order to create healthy heart environment at home.

Elaborating the program Dr.D.S.Gambhir tells that “starting 27^th September 2014, we will engage public in lecture programs in which they will be taken through series of presentation on simplest ways to keep heart healthy’.