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In the News:
Cardiovascular Inflammation & Heart Risk

Explore the latest expert insights, research coverage, and health news stories about inflammation — a hidden but treatable cause of heart attacks and strokes.

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Harvard Health explores why inflammation may be the overlooked factor in preventing heart attacks — even in patients on statins.

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Explore the latest expert insights, research coverage, and health news stories about inflammation — a hidden but treatable cause of heart attacks and strokes.

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This U.S. analysis highlights inflammation as one of the most under-recognized contributors to heart attacks — and urges earlier detection and intervention.

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A new study reveals that targeted anti-inflammatory therapy can shrink plaque buildup — adding a powerful tool for heart attack prevention.

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New research shows patients with controlled cholesterol may still face significant risk from untreated inflammation.

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This report explains why inflammation may be a more common and underestimated threat to heart health than previously thought.

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Learn why women face unique inflammation-linked heart risks and the three tests doctors recommend to get ahead of the problem.

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This short educational video breaks down how inflammation — even in patients on statins — continues to drive heart attack risk.

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Explore the latest expert insights, research coverage, and health news stories about inflammation — a hidden but treatable cause of heart attacks and strokes.

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The Wall Street Journal breaks down why inflammation matters — and how emerging treatments are helping prevent serious events.

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Inflammation could be your most underestimated risk factor. This article explains how to recognize it and what you can do about it.

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Take our quick quiz to assess your cardiovascular inflammation risk — and learn what to do next.

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