“Sudden Cardiac Death”
It takes more than 23,000 lives every year.
And up to 2/3 of the cases occur in non-heart disease patients without any warnings.
Have You Assessed Your Cardiovascular Risk？
In today's fast-paced world, many factors—such as chronic sleep deprivation, high stress levels, and sudden intense exercise—are putting increased strain on cardiovascular health. These issues are becoming more common, especially among young and middle-aged individuals who often overlook the risks. Unfortunately, neglecting early assessment and prevention can lead to unexpected cardiovascular events, putting both you and your loved ones at serious risk.
Are you willing to take that risk？
Major High-Risk Groups
Take a moment to self-evaluate with the checklist below. How many risk factors apply to you?
Program content
Blood test
Cardiovascular index testing (6 items)
- Sensitive C-Reactive Protein Test: H-S CRP(High sensitivity C-Reactive Protein)
- Homocysteine
- Fibrinogen assay: Fibrinogen
- Cardiac rotational protein: Troponin I
- Creatine dehydrogenase: CPK
- Lactate dehydrogenamide: LDH
Genetic testing
Genetic risk assessment of
exercise-induced sudden cardiac death
Covers 17 types of cardiovascular disease risk assessment, including coronary artery disease, familial cardiomyopathy, hereditary heart conduction obstruction and other disease risk assessments.
