hsCRP Insights for Healthcare Professionals
hsCRP Insights for Professionals Unlock the Future of Cardiovascular Health
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) is a marker of inflammation linked to increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other CVDs, even in healthy individuals with normal cholesterol. Awareness of elevated hsCRP can help identify at-risk patients and improve outcomes.
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Inflammation and CRP Interpretation
In this episode, Dr. Brittany Weber discusses the role of inflammation and hsCRP in cardiovascular disease, focusing on their connection to atherosclerosis, immune activation, endothelial damage, and the impact of systemic inflammatory diseases on cardiovascular risk. Tune in to learn about the mechanisms behind inflammation in cardiovascular disease and the significance of hsCRP as a biomarker.
Inflammation and hsCRP in Primary and Secondary Prevention
In this episode, Dr. Paul Ridker explores the crucial role of inflammation and high-sensitivity CRP (hsCRP) in cardiovascular health. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how hsCRP can be a powerful tool in predicting and managing cardiovascular health.
Pharmacologic Interventions
In this episode, Dr. Michael Garshick discusses the role of pharmacologic interventions in managing inflammation and high-sensitivity CRP (hsCRP) in cardiovascular (CV) disease. Watch now to learn about the latest advancements in pharmacologic strategies for reducing cardiovascular risk through inflammation management.
Modifying Inflammation with Lifestyle
In this episode, Dr. Brendan Everett discusses how lifestyle changes can reduce low-grade systemic inflammation. Watch now to learn how lifestyle interventions can play a crucial role in reducing inflammation and improving cardiovascular health.
Panel Discussion on Screening for hsCRP
In this episode, Dr. Amir Rezvan hosts a panel discussion with distinguished colleagues Dr. Paul Ridker, Dr. Brendan Everett, Dr. Michael Garshick, and Dr. Kaitlin Voigts Key. Tune in for this insightful discussion on the importance of hsCRP in preventive cardiology and how to effectively use this biomarker in clinical practice.