'Super medicine' for heart disease and stroke

Indian scientists have made an important breakthrough with the successful development of a highly effective "super drug" for the treatment of cardiovascular disease and anti-stroke, which can help save millions of patients. world.

Patients with heart disease will no longer have to worry because India has now developed a "super drug" to treat this disease.

The information was announced by Indian original scientist Salim Yusuf of McMaster University of Canada and University of Prem Pais (India) at a press conference on March 30 in Orlando (USA).

According to Yusuf, successful preparation of "super medicine", also known as "six-in-one" can be seen as a revolution in preventing cardiovascular disease, because even normal people can Take this medicine to reduce your risk.

Test results with more than 2,000 Indians, aged between 48 and 80, also show "super drugs" work to effectively reduce the symptoms of cardiovascular disease such as heart attack, stroke.

Information on "super medicine" was immediately published by the prestigious medical magazine of the world and received high appreciation from the international scientific community.

Scientist Christofer P Cannon of Harvad Medical Research Institute (USA) said that although the "super drug" is made simply by combining some of the available and inexpensive drugs, it can be effective. The risk of cardiovascular disease is reduced by up to 80%.

Scientists believe that the creation of "super medicine" will create a breakthrough in the field of global health care, in both developed and developing countries.

It is expected that 'super medicine' will be available in the market in the next few weeks.