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Hyderabad witnessed exciting cycling event Cyclothon-2015 by KIMS Hospitals on Sunday with actor Daggubati Rana as center of attraction. 500 hundred fitness enthusiasts including several top doctors of KIMS Hospitals took part in the event to promote Healthy Heart. KIMS Hyderabad Cyclothon-2015 was organized by KIMS Hospitals in association with Page3 Entertainments. Daggubati Rana, the mighty Bhallaladeva fame of Baahubali, as the star attraction to herald the message of healthy heart and fitness. The event was flagged off by the star in the presence of Dr. Bhaskar Rao, MD & CEO, KIMS Hospitals.

Baring the morning chill and trailing one behind the other as a glorious chain, the Cyclothon took off at KIMS Hospitals Secunderabad, at 6AM, ran through Necklace Road, reached IMAX Circle and converged back to KIMS Hospitals in the same direction.

Dr. B. Bhaskar Rao, MD and CEO, KIMS Hospitals and an accomplished cardio thoracic surgeon himself, said, "KIMS Hospitals is proud to host the event that is set to increase awareness of healthy heart through cycling. As a representative of cardiac fraternity, I have always stressed upon practicing cycling to keep a healthy heart and in turn a healthy life. Cycling being a very important fitness exercise burns calories and helps the heart besides strengthening limbs and stamina."

"At KIMS Hospitals, we constantly strive to evolve into a comprehensive healthcare institution offering advanced and high quality healthcare. Besides, we will also continue to engage and educate communities in spreading the message of health and awareness." Dr. Bhaskar Rao added.

KIMS Hospitals, the super specialty healthcare chain has always been in the forefront of driving the message of prevention and early detection besides timely disseminating vital knowledge to cross section of the society. KIMS Hyderabad Cyclothon 2015 comes as a special initiative where the doctors and the healthcare staff themselves lead the campaign. Who can teach health and heart better than doctors, and when the doctors themselves don the cycling cap, the impact cannot get any better.