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Young lives, older hearts:

The Statesman Bhubaneswar

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November 07, 2025

Under-40s confront growing cardiac risk

- PRIYANJALI DAS

Getting over the Monday blues and getting ready for the Tuesday work marathon, Ankush felt profound fatigue, blaming the late-night work schedule and surviving on coffee and snacks, and dreading the long coming week of work meetings, deadlines, and 'socialising'.

Even while travelling, he suddenly clutched his chest, mistaking the tightness for another bout of acid reflux. What he did not expect was being in a hospital before lunch, the sirens blaring. Heart attack at 34?

What went wrong? He wasn't overweight, he ate clean most of the time, avoided smoking, and frequented the gym whenever he possibly could. Stories like these are becoming more frequent, with studies revealing that one out of every five heart attack patients now belongs under the age of 40.

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