Khan 2024 AHA PREVENT Base 10-Year Total CVD Risk Calculator is a paid API for AI agents from api.magentlab.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Computes the AHA PREVENT model's base 10-year total cardiovascular disease (ASCVD + heart failure) risk percentage for adults aged 30–79 using sex-specific, race-free Table S12 coefficients.
Khan 2024 AHA PREVENT base 10-year total CVD percent (ASCVD plus heart failure) for age 30-79 from sex, lipids, treated systolic BP, diabetes, smoking, eGFR, BMI, antihypertensive, and statin. Sex-specific, race-free Table S12 coefficients. Not 30-year, not ASCVD-only, not HF-only, not 2013 PCE, not SCORE2, not a diagnosis or statin order. magent does not assay lipids.
Returns the Khan 2024 AHA PREVENT base 10-year total CVD risk as a percentage (ASCVD plus heart failure combined), computed using sex-specific Table S12 coefficients. The result does not include the 30-year horizon, standalone ASCVD-only risk, standalone HF-only risk, or optional HbA1c add-on terms.
GEThttps://api.magentlab.com/api/calc/preventUse this endpoint when you specifically need the Khan 2024 AHA PREVENT base 10-year total CVD risk (ASCVD + heart failure combined) for adults aged 30–79, using sex-specific and race-free Table S12 coefficients. Prefer it over the 2013 Pooled Cohort Equations (PCE) when a race-free, updated model is required. Choose it over SCORE2 when working with a US-centric or AHA-guideline-aligned workflow. Do not use this endpoint when you need the 30-year PREVENT horizon, standalone HF-only risk, HbA1c-augmented equations, or a statin prescribing recommendation — it computes risk only.
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