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Heart attacks at 28: Inside the Australia–India project saving tribal Meghalaya
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Heart attacks at 28: Inside the Australia–India project saving tribal Meghalaya
Reading Time: 4 minutes India has more than 100 million people living with Type 2 diabetes, but in Meghalaya’s remote tribal communities, doctors are now witnessing changes they never saw before: heart attacks in 28-year-olds, strokes occurring almost daily, and lifestyle diseases that were rare just 10–15 years ago. It is this rapidly shifting health landscape that have brought Australian and Indian researchers together for the SHILLONG Projec…
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