Why Heart Attacks Are Rising in Women and Young Adults
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, and it is arriving earlier in younger people. Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar explains why, and which tests to ask about.
Stress, Night Shifts and Your Heart: What Modern Work Life Is Really Doing
Can shocking news really cause a heart attack? Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar separates film drama from fact and explains the real cost of overwork.
Can a Heart-Healthy Diet Still Be Tasty? A Cardiologist Answers Your Food Questions
Juice or whole fruit? Keto? Which oil? And can you ever eat a samosa? Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar cuts through the confusion.
Gym, Weights and Your Heart: How to Exercise Without Putting Yourself at Risk
Exercise protects the heart, but sudden heavy effort can be dangerous. Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar explains how to train safely.
The 5 Golden Rules That Can Protect Your Heart
Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar calls them his Pancha Sutras: five everyday habits for preventing heart attack and stroke.
Gas or Heart Attack? How to Tell the Difference Before It Is Too Late
Chest discomfort that eases with an antacid is not always gas. Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar explains the warning signs people most often miss.
Vaccines Are Not Just for Children: How Adult Vaccination Helps Protect Your Heart
A fever or chest infection can put real strain on the heart. Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar explains why adults with heart disease should ask about vaccines.
Heart Treatment Without Open Surgery: What Doctors Learned at ACVS India 2026
From valve replacement through a small puncture to new ways of treating calcium-hardened arteries, Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar shares what ACVS India 2026 means for patients.
Young Patient with Chest Pain but Negative Stress Test: Why Clinical History Still Matters
Heart disease is commonly associated with older individuals, but cardiologists are increasingly seeing serious coronary artery disease in younger patients. A recent case managed by Dr. A. Sreenivas Kumar highlights an important lesson in modern cardiology — never ignore symptoms and family history, even when initial tests appear normal. This case of a 36-year-old man […]
Young Male with Familial HLP, Typical Angina, False Negative TMT and Severe Critical Triple Vessel Disease Managed with MVPCI
Highlights importance of History Coronary artery disease is often perceived as a problem of middle-aged or elderly patients. However, this case is a powerful reminder that significant atherosclerotic coronary disease can be present even in a very young individual, particularly when risk factors such as familial hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and strong family history of premature coronary […]