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‘Too Young For Heart Problems?’ How Stress, Travel And Long Workdays Triggered Early Cardiovascular Damage At 35
‘Too Young For Heart Problems?’ How Stress, Travel And Long Workdays Triggered Early Cardiovascular Damage At 35
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‘Too Young For Heart Problems?’ How Stress, Travel And Long Workdays Triggered Early Cardiovascular Damage At 35

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According to National Family Health Survey, over 35–40% of urban men aged 25–54 are already hypertensive, with prehypertension peaking at around 36% in the 30–39 group

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