Dr. R K Jain

26/04/2024

Nailed a family plank challenge at a wedding! My wife rocked a 7-min plank and I hit 6.5 mins!

Challenging all friends & colleagues! Can you top that? Join the challenge, snap a pic of your sporty moment.

09/04/2024

Ugadi is a significant Hindu festival celebrated as the New Year’s Day by the people of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka in India. The name "Ugadi" comes from the Sanskrit words "Yuga" (age or era) and "Adi" (beginning). Therefore, Ugadi represents the commencement of a new age or era, marking the start of a new cycle of time.

Happy Ugadi! As we welcome the dawn of this new era, let’s also begin a journey toward a healthier heart. Just as Ugadi symbolizes new beginnings, let us commit to prioritizing our heart health. By making mindful choices, such as eating heart-healthy foods, staying active, managing stress, and scheduling regular health check-ups, we can take care of our hearts and ensure a vibrant and fulfilling future. Here’s to a fresh start and a heart-healthy future!

25/03/2024

Exciting times ahead! Attended an interim analysis meeting for the Horizon landmark clinical trial, where we discussed the potential impact of Pelcasiran on LP(a) levels. It was an enlightening session, especially with the insights from Dr. Steve Nissen. The progress we're making could spearhead groundbreaking treatments.

24/03/2024

22/02/2024

Our fifth case of successful TMVR (Transcatheter Mitral Valve Replacement). A proud milestone for our team's commitment to excellence in cardiac healthcare.

23/01/2024

Indian Women Are at 25 Per Cent Higher Risk of Cardiac Diseases. Women were usually considered as less prone to heart ailments compared to men owing to various biological factors including those related to childbearing and so on. But that was long ago.

Read more at: https://weather.com/en-IN/india/health/news/2023-09-28-indian-women-are-at-25-per-cent-higher-risk-of-heart-diseases-experts

India accounts for 60 per cent of the world’s heart disease burden and, according to cardiologists, the growing issue of heart disease among Indians is multifaceted. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com