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AHA PREVENT Equations (10- and 30-year CVD risk)

What is the 10- and 30-year risk of total CVD, ASCVD and heart failure in adults without CVD?

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Demographics

Sex
years
Valid for ages 30–79; 30-year estimates are intended for ages 30–59.

Measurements

mmHg
kg/m²
mL/min/1.73 m²
Use the CKD-EPI 2021 equation (available in HumanPulse).

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About this tool

The 2023 AHA sex-specific, race-free equations estimating total cardiovascular disease, ASCVD and heart failure risk, including kidney function (eGFR) and BMI (base model).

Intended use

Primary prevention in adults aged 30–79 without known cardiovascular disease.

Outcome

Total CVD (ASCVD + heart failure), ASCVD, heart failure

Time horizon

10 and 30 years

Derivation population

More than 3 million US adults aged 30–79 from 25 datasets (derivation and validation).

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Established CVD; ages outside 30–79 (30-year estimates intended for ages 30–59).

Limitations

  • No guideline-endorsed treatment thresholds yet; PCE-based categories should not be applied directly.
  • HumanPulse implements the base model; UACR, HbA1c and social deprivation add-ons are not included.
  • Derived in US populations; transportability elsewhere is less studied.

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Evidence

Evidence level

Emerging evidence

Large derivation and validation sample with good discrimination and calibration reported, but recent and not yet the basis of treatment thresholds in guidelines. Methodology

Guideline status

Developed by the AHA as part of the cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) health initiative.

Geographic applicability

United States.

Demographic applicability

Race-free; sex-specific equations.

Validation studies

Development and validation (Khan 2024)
> 3 millionExternal

US adults aged 30–79

Derivation in 3,281,919 adults (1,839,828 female, 1,442,091 male) from 25 datasets; validated internally and externally.

Evidence summaries for this tool are awaiting independent clinical review. Statistics are shown only where they could be attributed to a specific publication.

References

  1. Original publicationKhan SS, Matsushita K, Sang Y, et al. Development and Validation of the American Heart Association's PREVENT Equations. Circulation 2024;149:430-449. Find on PubMed (opens in a new tab)

Version history

VersionFormulaEffectiveReviewerChanges
v1.0.0Khan 2024 base model (10- and 30-year), coefficients from the supplementary Excel file2026-10-03—Initial implementation with reference test vectors.

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