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Harlan Krumholz — person — Clarity Today

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Harlan Krumholz

Yale cardiologist and health outcomes researcher, not involved in the studies, who distinguishes the value of ordering the test from the value of knowing the result.

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Coronary calcium earns one narrow job: breaking statin ties in the 3-to-10 percent band

Two August analyses of the same cohort found calcium scores only change predictions at borderline and intermediate PREVENT risk. CTs ordered for other reasons did the job as well.

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