By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel

As September marks Heart Awareness Month and World Heart Day is held on 29 September, precautionary heart health care remains a priority. According to statistics an estimated 10 people experience a heart attack every hour and Cardiovascular Disease is the world's leading cause of death, killing about 20 million people each year and accounting for approximately 33% of all deaths globally. Professor Pamela Naidoo, CEO of the The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, and Dr Nikhil Maharaj, a Durban-based Medical Doctor, share important insight on how to prevent heart complications at any age...

By Newsbreak's Shanell Daniel
As September marks Heart Awareness Month and World Heart Day is held on 29 September, precautionary heart health care remains a priority. According to statistics an estimated 10 people experience a heart attack every hour and Cardiovascular Disease is the world's leading cause of death, killing about 20 million people each year and accounting for approximately 33% of all deaths globally. Professor Pamela Naidoo, CEO of the The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, and Dr Nikhil Maharaj, a Durban-based Medical Doctor, share important insight on how to prevent heart complications at any age...

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