Screening children could identify families at high risk of cardiovascular disease
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Early identification and modification of risk factors is crucial for the prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD), yet screening is not routine for children or young and middle-aged adults. A new study by Cohen Reis et al. indicates that screening children, who access primary care more regularly than adults, could help identify parents with a high CVD risk.
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