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Cardiovascular Risk Modulation

Meaning

Cardiovascular Risk Modulation is a comprehensive clinical strategy focused on actively adjusting and improving the physiological factors that contribute to the development of heart and vascular diseases. This systematic approach involves targeting traditional risks like high cholesterol and hypertension, alongside addressing underlying endocrine and metabolic contributors such as chronic inflammation and insulin resistance. Effective modulation is crucial for lowering an individual’s lifetime probability of experiencing a major adverse cardiovascular event.