When would you consider initiation of low-dose aspirin for primary prevention and/or statin therapy in patients with acceptable bleeding risk and evidence of coronary artery calcification on prior CT chest imaging?

Topics: Cardiology • Preventive Cardiology

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Several observational cohort studies show that persons with a CAC score >100 and who are at low bleeding risk, experience a net benefit with low-dose aspirin, with lower risk of MACE compared with bleeding. In the MESA study (Cainzos-Achirica and Nasir, PMID 32151147), among participants with a C...

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