Estimating your chances of having a heart attack isn't an exact science.

Estimating your chances of having a heart attack isn't an exact science.

Do you remember the classic sight from old Westerns, when single of the bad guys would deposit his ear to the train track, listening for the ring of the rail that heralded the approach of the mail train? Wouldn't it be great if doctors had a similar trick for picking up the approach of heart disease or, better to this time a heart attack?

That question was raised from one particular quadruple bypass in summer 2004 Bill Clinton's surgery bended the spotlight on risk assessment. elaborated too much statements in ...