NIH R01 · 2025
To achieve the goals articulated in the NIH Advancing Science for the Health of Women strategic plan and advance our understanding of the antecedents of chronic disease in women, innovative strategies that leverage longitudinal data in large diverse populations are required. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the single largest killer of women. Clinically used risk scores used to guide treatment and prevention strategies to delay or prevent CVD have variable performance across demographic characteristics. Tools that provide more precise estimates of individual risk in women could significantly reduce the risk of CVD. Numerous clinical and imaging biomarkers are routinely measured serially…
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