ISLAMABAD: Medical breakthroughs mean very little if we do not stop disease before it starts. This was the powerful message delivered by Rehman Medical Institute’s (RMI) Consultant Pediatric Cardiac Surgeon, Dr. Tariq Sohail Babar, at the prestigious MedHealth & Beauty Expo 2026.
Speaking to a packed audience, Dr. Babar shifted the spotlight from complex surgical tables to the power of daily habits. He led a high-impact awareness session focused entirely on preventive measures to reduce heart disease risk.
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Catching the Threat Early
Cardiovascular disease remains a global threat, but Dr. Babar emphasized that a few conscious choices can change the narrative. He urged the public to stop waiting for symptoms to appear. Instead, individuals must manage risk factors early in life.
“Prevention remains one of our most effective tools,” Dr. Babar noted during the panel. He provided practical guidance on how small, daily adjustments can drastically reduce the burden of heart complications.
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The discussion focused on three pillars of cardiovascular health:
- Early Screening: Monitoring blood pressure, cholesterol, and sugar levels before they escalate.
- Active Adaptation: Shifting toward a heart-healthy diet and regular physical movement.
- Public Knowledge: Breaking down complex medical data into simple, actionable steps for the community.
RMI’s Mission for a Healthier Tomorrow
The session highlights RMI’s ongoing mission to move healthcare beyond hospital walls. By participating in major public forums like the MedHealth & Beauty Expo 2026, the institution aims to build an informed society.
RMI remains deeply committed to educating communities, promoting preventive healthcare, and empowering individuals. With the right knowledge, people can make confident, informed choices for a healthier, longer future.
