Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) Director, Dr Ch. Mohan Rao today claimed that the heart disease can be treated without surgeries in future.

Addressing after inaugurating the 19th Annual conference of the Cardiological Society of India (CSI-AP Chapter) here, Dr Rao said that in the recent research in molecular biology found that 'heart' too have 'stem cells' which will help to automatically build the damaged part of any organ.

He said that further research also going with collaboration of other foreign institutions on how to bring the 'stem cells' out and repair.

Once the solution is found, the cardiac diseases can be healed with surgery, Dr Rao said.

''This development will make the stem cell based therapy replace the chemical based therapy in Cardiology,'' he added.

Irregular eating habits and busy lifestyle are among the major causes of the cordial illness, he said and advised to the youth to follow healthy lifestyle to avoid heart related problems.

While talking about the latest research, he said, ''To reduce the deaths due to cardiac illness the CCMB is working along with the scientists from Japan, the US and Italy to develop the an easier way to treatment.''

Dr Rao also given a clarion call to Cardiology experts to come forward for joint research on cardiac problems.

Encouraging the research in Cardiology, Dr Rao also invited the young medicos to visit the CCMB campus and work with the institute.

Discussing various kinds of heart diseases, he said, ''Dilated Cardiomyopathy is one of the most common heart disease among the children.''

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