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Silent heart attacks rising among young Indians with no prior symptoms

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Young Indians are increasingly suffering heart attacks without any prior warning signs, raising serious public health concerns. Studies indicate that nearly half of all patients with coronary artery blockages experience no symptoms at all. Diabetes is identified as a key risk factor, as it dulls pain perception and makes these 'silent' attacks harder to detect. Medical experts stress the importance of routine heart screenings to catch cardiovascular issues before they become fatal. Early diagnosis and greater awareness are seen as critical steps in addressing the growing burden of heart disease among younger populations.

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