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Cardiovascular Risk Management

Meaning

Cardiovascular risk management is the comprehensive clinical strategy aimed at identifying, assessing, and proactively modifying an individual’s probability of developing or experiencing adverse cardiovascular events, such such as myocardial infarction or stroke. This involves a multifactorial approach integrating targeted lifestyle modifications, evidence-based pharmacological interventions, and diligent monitoring of established risk factors. It is particularly pertinent in hormonal health, where conditions like menopause, androgen deficiency, or thyroid dysfunction can significantly impact vascular function and lipid profiles.