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Heart Health Crisis
Kashmir Observer
|OCTOBER 1, 2025 ISSUE
The image of doctors, nurses, and students rowing across Dal Lake on World Heart Day was striking.
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In their white coats, holding fluttering banners, they cut a picture of both hope and warning. The rally, organised by the Department of Cardiology at SKIMS, was a reminder that heart health is no longer a private matter inside hospitals, it is a public issue that touches every household in the valley.
That reminder is urgently needed. Heart disease has emerged as one of Kashmir’s gravest health concerns, and it is no longer confined to the elderly. Increasingly, cardiologists are treating patients in their thirties and forties with blocked arteries once seen only in those decades older. Doctors at SKIMS warn that this shift represents not just individual tragedies but a looming epidemic.
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