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Beat hypertension with lifestyle changes: Dr Sushil
Health & ScienceDaily Excelsior18 May, 04:16 amAtlasHour
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Beat hypertension with lifestyle changes: Dr Sushil

Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 17: Emphasizing the importance of preventive healthcare and healthy living, Dr Sushil Sharma (HoD, Cardiology, GMC Jammu) said today that hypertension can be effectively controlled through lifestyle changes, regular monitoring and timely treatment. Dr Sharma was speaking during a day-long cardiac awareness and health check-up camp organized at Gurudwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha, General Vikram Singh Nagar, Gadigarh, Jammu, in connection with World Hypertension Day. The camp aimed to spread awareness about the growing incidence of

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 18 May, 04:16 am1 min read
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Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, May 17: Emphasizing the importance of preventive healthcare and healthy living, Dr Sushil Sharma (HoD, Cardiology, GMC Jammu) said today that hypertension can be effectively controlled through lifestyle changes, regular monitoring and timely treatment.

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