Cardiac arrest: what bystanders need to know
Recognising sudden collapse, calling for help, CPR and AED use.
Read article →Dr. Mukund Upadhyay completed his medical training in Mumbai and Nagpur and is currently pursuing DM Cardiology at Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru.
Mumbai, Maharashtra Bengaluru, Karnataka


After completing MBBS at Nair Medical College, Mumbai, Dr. Mukund Upadhyay pursued MD (Medicine) at Government Medical College, Nagpur. He also completed DNB in General Medicine.
He is currently in the second year of DM Cardiology training at Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru. The programme is ongoing and is not presented as a completed qualification.
His academic record includes being a school topper. Today, his areas of study include cardiovascular disease, prevention, and the relationship between general medical conditions and heart health.
Read his education and training →Nair Medical College
Mumbai
Government Medical College
Nagpur
Diplomate of National Board in General Medicine
CompletedSri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru
Pursuing · Second yearThese topics reflect medical training and educational interests; they are not a claim of independently delivered specialist procedures.
Current advanced training in disorders affecting the heart and circulation.
Understanding hypertension and its effects on long-term cardiovascular health.
How diabetes and related metabolic conditions influence cardiovascular risk.
Helping families distinguish a heart attack from sudden cardiac arrest.
A heart attack usually occurs when blood flow to part of the heart muscle is blocked. Cardiac arrest is a sudden loss of effective heart pumping, usually involving a dangerous heart rhythm. A heart attack can sometimes trigger cardiac arrest.
Guides to common cardiovascular questions, written for patients and families.
Recognising sudden collapse, calling for help, CPR and AED use.
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Read article →Details about Dr. Mukund’s education and how to enquire.
MBBS, MD (Medicine) and DNB (General Medicine). He is currently pursuing DM Cardiology (second year).
MBBS at Nair Medical College, Mumbai; MD (Medicine) at Government Medical College, Nagpur. His ongoing DM Cardiology training is at Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru.
No. He is currently in the second year of the programme.
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