Air pollution identified as the latest factor that increases risk of heart disease

Cardiologists say air pollution has been identified as a new factor contributing to the increased risk of heart disease. Dr Anindu Pathirana, a cardiologist at the Colombo National Hospital, highlights that air pollution can elevate blood pressure levels, further exacerbating the problem.

 

 

The presence of air pollution raises concerns among cardiologists, emphasizing the need for special attention to address this issue. The detrimental effects of air pollution on heart health and its role in raising blood pressure underline the urgency of managing and mitigating air pollution for the well-being of individuals and the prevention of heart diseases.
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