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Padmashri & Dr. B.C. Roy National Awardee, Dr. KK Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India, said that to prevent heart diseases, the action must start while in the college life.

Blood pressure drugs should be taken at night said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India and MTNL Perfect Health Mela.

The 19th MTNL Perfect Health Mela is being organised by Heart Care Foundation of India jointly with Department of Health, Delhi Government from 7th to 11th November, 2012 at Constitution Club of India, New Delhi.

Extramarital affairs are not safe for heart patients as they are usually done with much younger partner at unusual time, circumstances, situation, and place, said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr KK Aggarwal, President HCFI,

Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr KK Aggarwal President Heart Care Foundation of India and MTNL Perfect Health Mela gave a few tips and ways to keep a healthy heart.

the blood–pumping ability of the heart remains near normal, said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India and MTNL Perfect Health Mela.

Stenting may not always be the answer to treating Stenting may not always be the answer to treating heart disease with stable angina said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India.

Children who have continuing recurrence of cough and croup could be suffering from stomach acid reflux problems said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India and MTNL Perfect Health Mela

If you have suffered from dengue last year, you need to be more careful as the second attack of dengue may be more dangerous than the first attack, said Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President HCFI.

Padma Shri and Dr B C Roy National Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President Heart Care Foundation of India and MTNL Perfect Health Mela said that research has shown that if prehypertension is aggressively treated, 45% of all heart attacks can be prevented.