Can We Stop a Heart Attack? How Longevity Care May Rewrite Prevention

A 42-year-old woman with normal routine checkups was found to have significant coronary calcium and plaque on advanced heart imaging.

Her case shows that standard risk calculators can miss hidden coronary disease in people who appear healthy.

The article says longevity medicine could improve heart attack prevention by using earlier imaging like coronary calcium scans and CT angiograms.

Experts argue that direct screening and preventive cardiology may catch disease sooner and save lives.