India, Jan. 1 -- The sudden death of renowned Nagpur neurosurgeon Dr Chandrashekhar Pakhmode in the early hours of December 31 has sent shockwaves through the medical community and raised troubling questions about howheart attackscan strike even those who appear medically fit.

At just 53, Dr Pakhmode was fitness-conscious and had undergone a routineECGonly three days earlier, which reportedly showed no abnormalities.

Yet he collapsed around 6 am and could not be revived despite reaching the hospital in time.

His passing has shifted the conversation from familiar cardiac markers like cholesterol, blood sugar, and ECG reports to the less visible risks that standard tests may not capture.

For many people, a normal ECG and a healthy lifes...