Haryana Plans To Set Up More Cardiac Care Units

Under the National Non-Communicable Disease Program,citizens are being screened for hypertension, heart diseases, diabetes andcancer.

“To meet the ever-increasing load of heart diseases, we need to set up more CCUs. For this, we need more cardiologists and if they are not available, we will have to develop appropriate skills of our physicians to do not only successful screening but also provide treatment,” Hooda said.

He added that he recently met Dr. Naresh Trehan, chairman and managing director of Medanta, for preparing a model for spreading awareness in villages for prevention of heart diseases.

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