KevinMD November 2, 2024
P. Albert Chan, MD

As a fellow cardiology practitioner, I am compelled to share some critical insights on the importance of preventive care and holistic approaches to longevity and happiness. Our profession constantly reminds us of these aspects, and it is time we take a more comprehensive approach to our patients’ well-being.

Throughout my career, spanning several decades and continents—from Hong Kong to New York, Singapore, and Shanghai—I have encountered a myriad of health challenges. These experiences have shaped my understanding of global health issues, particularly the prevention of chronic diseases. I emphasize the need to address what I call the “five devils” of modern medicine: heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and dementia.

One of the most pressing issues we face is the need...

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