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When it comes to heart health, don't wait for a wake-up call

One initiative aims to get young Malaysians thinking about their heart well-being earlier through screening, education and better everyday habits.

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Heart issues may appear early on in life, making it important for younger people to take their heart health seriously. Photo: Pexels

Heart health is something most people associate with later life. However, cardiovascular risks can actually begin much earlier, and it may go unnoticed until a serious problem emerges.

As of 2024, heart disease is the leading cause of death in Malaysia, and accounts for almost 18% of fatal cases for individuals aged between 41 to 59.

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