A study of 16,808 adults with no symptoms found artery plaque in 57 percent, including about 1 in 13 people ages 18 to 29.

The finding does not mean young people are destined for heart attacks but underscores how silently cardiovascular risk can build over time and the need for early prevention.

A new commentary in Cardiology Discovery proposes redefining coronary artery disease around early detection and stabilization ...

Silent artery plaque was detected in over half of healthy adults in the REACT study, yet traditional cardiovascular risk ...

A common gut bacterium produces a molecule that slows cholesterol production in the liver. When researchers gave the molecule ...

Atherosclerosis can grow silently for decades before causing a heart attack or stroke. A large international study now ...

The scans picked up disease in people who felt completely healthy, and the surprise is who was already carrying it.

Using FDA-cleared Cleerly AI analysis of coronary CT angiography, LV Longevity Lab looks directly at the arteries — settling whether plaque exists and personalizing decisions about medications like ...

For decades, cardiologists have wrestled with a deceptively simple question: when a patient with chest pain undergoes heart ...

A new Maryland law requires mammography centers to notify patients if their scans show breast arterial calcification (BAC). Other states may follow suit.

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The findings underline new ways in which people’s collection of gut microorganisms, known as their microbiome, might be ...