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September 1, 2010Preventive Cardiology

This article presents a debate on whether to focus on novel risk markers and screening tests versus better implementation of existing knowledge to predict and prevent cardiovascular disease.

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This article presents a debate on whether to focus on novel risk markers and screening tests versus better implementation of existing knowledge to predict and prevent cardiovascular disease.

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JWJohn T. WilkinsDLDonald M. Lloyd‐Jones

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Supports prioritizing implementation of established CVD prevention knowledge now; leaves open the incremental value of novel markers.

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Novel risk markers and screening tests vs Better implementation of existing knowledge

This article presents a debate on whether clinical focus should be on novel risk markers or better implementation of existing knowledge for cardiovascular disease prevention.

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Wilkins et al. (2010) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular Disease. Novel risk markers and screening tests vs. Better implementation of existing knowledge was evaluated. This article presents a debate on whether to focus on novel risk markers and screening tests versus better implementation of existing knowledge to predict and prevent cardiovascular disease.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a156dbed64fa333899fa8d2https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1751-7141.2010.00081.x
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