India, April 7 -- For many women, heart disease is not a sudden event but a slow, silent build-up of risk that often goes unnoticed. Gaps in awareness, delayed diagnosis, and the tendency for symptoms to be overlooked or dismissed mean that warning signs are frequently not taken seriously - allowing underlying issues to progress unchecked until a major cardiovascular event occurs.

Dr Sanjay Bhojraj, an interventional cardiologist and functional medicine expert with over 20 years of experience, is drawing attention to the distinct ways cardiovascular risk presents in women - highlighting the persistent gap in awareness, diagnosis, and care in women's heart health.

In an Instagram video shared on April 6, the cardiologist emphasises, "Hea...