Key result
CARAMEL project establishes a tailored cardiovascular risk stratification framework for menopausal women.
Why the study?
Current cardiovascular risk models and clinical guidelines lack a tailored risk stratification approach for women aged 40–60 incorporating women-specific risk factors and biomarkers.
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The CARAMEL project proposes a tailored cardiovascular risk stratification scheme for menopausal women to support personalized prevention strategies.
This document D4.4 CVD-RA and Stratification Scheme presents the initial cardiovascular risk assessment and stratification framework developed within the CARAMEL project for women aged 40–60. The deliverable reviews current cardiovascular risk models, clinical guidelines, women-specific risk factors, biomarkers, and other relevant determinants to support the definition of a tailored risk stratification approach. The proposed scheme provides a common basis for CARAMEL’s subsequent clinical studies and will be further refined through multimodal data analysis and evidence generated during the project, supporting the development of personalised cardiovascular prevention strategies for menopausal women. DISCLAIMERThis deliverable has been submitted to the European Commission for review. The content of this document reflects only the author's view and the Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.
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Campo et al. (2026) studied Cardiovascular risk. Cardiovascular risk assessment and stratification framework was evaluated. The CARAMEL project developed an initial cardiovascular risk assessment and stratification framework for menopausal women aged 40-60 to support personalized prevention strategies.
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