Early Vascular Aging (EVA) 2nd Edition

Early Vascular Aging (EVA), 2nd Edition by Pedro Guimarães Cunha, Pierre Boutouyrie, Michael Hecht Olsen, Peter M Nilsson, and Stephane Laurent is an essential clinical reference for anyone confronting cardiovascular risk from a modern, evidence-based perspective. Clear, authoritative, and clinically focused, this updated edition translates complex vascular biology into practical strategies for detection, risk stratification, and management of arterial ageing.

Begin with a compelling overview of the science and its real-world impact: arterial stiffness, pulse wave velocity, and early vascular changes are now recognized as powerful predictors of cardiovascular events. This book synthesizes the latest research, international guidelines, and multicenter data to help clinicians—from cardiologists and internists to primary care physicians and public health professionals—make informed decisions for patients across Europe, North America, Asia and beyond.

What sets this edition apart is its blend of rigorous physiology and actionable clinical tools. Detailed chapters cover pathophysiology, measurement techniques, interpretation of results, and therapeutic interventions including lifestyle, pharmacologic strategies, and population-level prevention. Case studies and regional perspectives highlight how to integrate EVA assessment into routine practice and screening programs.

For practitioners, researchers, and healthcare policymakers seeking to reduce cardiovascular burden, this edition delivers practical insight and measurable benefits: improved risk prediction, earlier intervention, and more personalized patient care. Whether you work in a busy clinic or a research setting, this book equips you to identify and slow vascular ageing before it becomes disease.

Order your copy of Early Vascular Aging (EVA), 2nd Edition to bring the latest, globally relevant expertise on arterial health into your practice and help reshape cardiovascular prevention strategies today.

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