Why the study?
Enormous developments in cardiovascular care, rapid progress in genetic analysis technology, and increased insurance coverage have made genetic testing more familiar in daily clinical practice since the prior edition.
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Clinical practice guideline
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Guides genetic testing decisions in cardiovascular disease; extends prior guidelines with 2024 evidence synthesis.
The 1st edition of the “Guidelines for genetic testing and genetic counseling in cardiovascular disease” was published in 2006, the revised edition was published in 2011, and the 2nd edition is now being published in 2024. During this time, there have been enormous developments in cardiovascular care, and genetic testing has become more familiar in daily practice due to the rapid progress in genetic analysis guided by advanced technology and the remarkable increase in insurance coverage of genetic testing.
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