India’s urban health alarm: One in five at early heart risk, 25% face respiratory threat
Urban Indians are facing a health crisis. Cardiovascular and respiratory risks are rising. Poor air quality, long commutes, and inactivity contribute to these issues. Many are overweight or obese. Young adults show early warning signs. Early awareness is crucial for health and financial planning. This assessment highlights the combined impact of daily stressors on long-term health outcomes.
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