Quiron study REACT finds 57.1% of adults without known heart disease have silent atherosclerosis

PUBT · 2d ago
Quiron study REACT finds 57.1% of adults without known heart disease have silent atherosclerosis
  • Grupo Hospitalario Quirón highlighted REACT study results already presented at ESC Congress 2026, with simultaneous publication in The New England Journal of Medicine.
  • Study found silent atherosclerosis is common in adults without known cardiovascular disease, appearing even in young, apparently healthy people.
  • Findings point to earlier onset in men, with faster progression in women around menopause, supporting more tailored prevention strategies.
  • Researchers framed the outcome as a push to shift primary prevention toward earlier imaging-based detection rather than risk-factor estimates alone.
  • Program plans a second-phase randomized clinical trial in 2027–2032 to test whether imaging-guided prevention reduces major cardiovascular events.


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