Who should have a heart health screening?
Screening can find risk long before symptoms start. Here is who benefits most.
Heart disease often develops quietly. Screening measures blood pressure, cholesterol and other markers to estimate your risk.
Who should book
Anyone over forty, those with a family history, and people with diabetes, high blood pressure or a smoking history.
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