Incident ASCVD
Disease1 paper1 finding
- Humans1
Associations
1AHA PREVENT
upin humans1
1 study
AHA PREVENT
upin humans1
AHA PREVENT predicts incident ASCVD in humans (AUC=0.747).
Humansaggregated multiracial individuals8 yearsn = 26,761
Evaluating algorithmic fairness in the performance of the AHA PREVENT equations versus pooled cohort equations among single-race and multiracial populations · American journal of preventive cardiology · 6 Jul 2026
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4Risk factors for atherosclerosis diverge across vascular beds
Across 468,266 adults followed for 13 years, genetics drove initial disease onset, whereas clinical and lifestyle factors dominated subsequent…Across 468,266 adults followed for 13 years, genetics drove initial disease onset, whereas clinical and lifestyle factors dominated subsequent polyvascular spread and mortality.
Evaluating algorithmic fairness in the performance of the AHA PREVENT equations versus pooled cohort equations among single-race and multiracial populations
Estimated sdLDL-C predicts cardiovascular risk in Japanese adults
In over 1.8 million Japanese adults, the highest quartile of estimated sdLDL-C carried an ASCVD hazard ratio of 1.25 compared with the lowest.In over 1.8 million Japanese adults, the highest quartile of estimated sdLDL-C carried an ASCVD hazard ratio of 1.25 compared with the lowest.
Martin-Hopkins LDL equation best predicts cardiovascular risk
In 10,550 young adults followed for 22.7 years, elevated Martin-Hopkins LDL-C yielded a hazard ratio of 1.69 for cardiovascular events versus 1.47 for…In 10,550 young adults followed for 22.7 years, elevated Martin-Hopkins LDL-C yielded a hazard ratio of 1.69 for cardiovascular events versus 1.47 for the Friedewald equation.