Under Punjab's Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna, young adults aged 17-35 account for the highest share of cashless cardiac procedures, with 135 patients receiving treatment worth ₹2.71 crore.The scheme covers surgeries for congenital heart defects, valve disorders, and complex cardiac conditions.Health experts highlight the rising burden of heart disease among younger adults, urging early diagnosis and timely care.Minister Dr.Balbir Singh emphasized removing financial barriers to treatment, ensuring patients access quality care without cost constraints.Manjeet Singh's case illustrates how the scheme alleviates financial stress during emergencies.Doctors advise recognizing symptoms like chest pain, breathlessness, or fatigue as warning signs.

The initiative aligns with national trends showing cardiovascular diseases as India's leading health threat, driven by lifestyle factors like sedentary habits, diabetes, and hypertension.Preventive measures, including regular check-ups and healthy lifestyles, are stressed to mitigate risks.