Johns Hopkins News Tips from the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, November 15-19, Chicago - 11/19/14

Results of a 10-year multicenter study of more than 3,900 middle-aged and older adults add new, stronger evidence that lack of calcium deposits in the arteries portends a very low risk of heart attack and stroke over the long term — a finding that could play a prominent role in treatment decisions for patients with borderline risk profiles.
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