A Better Understanding Of Your Heart

For over a century, coronary artery disease (CAD) has been the leading cause of death, taking one in five lives in the United States.1 Caused by a buildup of fats and cholesterol narrowing the arteries that supply blood to your heart muscle, CAD is a silent killer that frequently develops without obvious signs or symptoms.

Understanding CAD
75%

of heart attack patients are classified as low risk by traditional methods.3

Traditional Testing Misses Disease4

Traditional tests for CAD, such as Stress EKG, SPECT, and Stress Echo miss disease up to 35% of the time, not because it isn’t present, but because it can’t be identified.4,5,6

Every Heart Tells a Unique Story

Risk factors such as family history, smoking, high blood pressure and cholesterol levels, can contribute to CAD but don’t tell the full story. Advances in AI and CT scanning technology are transforming how CAD is diagnosed and can be treated. Today, it’s more possible than ever to get a precise, personalized understanding of what's happening inside your heart.

Knowing your personalized risk isn't about finding a reason to worry. It's about empowering yourself with information to make the right decisions for your heart health.

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Symptoms of CAD

Symptoms of coronary artery disease may not be noticed at first. Sometimes symptoms only happen when the heart is beating hard, such as during exercise. As the coronary arteries continue to narrow, symptoms can get more severe or frequent:
  • Chest, back or jaw pain/tightness
  • Shortness of breath
  • Unusually tired
  • Dizziness or lightheadedness
  • Nausea or sweating
  • Heart flutters or palpitations
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Early diagnosis and treatment can reduce your risk of a heart attack.7 Speak with your healthcare provider about assessing your heart health.
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