According to the statistic, There is for the 520 million people living with CVD, COVID-19 has been heartbreaking. They have been more at risk of developing severe forms of the virus. And many have been afraid to attend routine and emergency appointments, and have become isolated from friends and family.

 

As the world struggles to fight COVID-19, we must been more aware of the importance of our and our loved one’s health, And our surrounding communities, especially yet half the world’s population doesn’t have access to internet connectivity.There are many consequences of this, amongst them:

Missing medical appointments, Lack of contact with them and Loss of ability to communicate with a specialist when needed and remotely, ..Etc

 

So we believe that, The Technology and data will help us bridge the gap and to lack of access to CVD prevention, treatment and control fast. It is about enabling and empowering everyone, everywhere – young and old, men, women and children, patients, community healthworkers, doctors to use digital tools for better prevention, diagnosis and care of heart-related conditions

 

Finally, in order to keep the heart healthy, we need to follow a healthy lifestyle, such as controlling food intake, reducing saturated fat, which reduces harmful cholesterol levels in the body, reducing the intake of foods and beverages that contain carbohydrates, such as soft drinks, eating heart-friendly foods such as vegetables and fruits, and regular exercise, which is essential for preventing heart disease. 

 

Sources:

- World Health Organisation

-  World Heart Federation

-  Egyptian Ministry of Health and Population