Preventive Medicine

Study: Heart-attack risk tools fail to flag nearly half of future patients

27 novembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA Immagine generata dall'IA Verificato

A Mount Sinai–led study finds that commonly used heart-attack risk calculators and symptom-based screening fail to identify nearly half of people who will soon experience a first heart attack. The brief report, published November 21 in JACC: Advances, underscores limitations in current prevention strategies and argues for earlier imaging to detect silent plaque.