Calcium Score vs Cholesterol: No Statin Benefit less than 100 | Dr. Jeffrey Dach | Keeping Abreast

22 Aug 2025 · 0 min
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A short video/transcript excerpt in which Dr. Jeffrey Dach summarizes a study by Joshua Mitchell (using the Walter Reed Registry) claiming that coronary artery calcium (CAC) score better predicts heart attack risk than cholesterol levels, and that statin therapy provides no clinical benefit when the calcium score is under 100.

Questions this video answers

Joshua Mitchell

Walter Reed Registry

Under 100 (CAC score <100)

No clinical benefit (zero clinical benefit)

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