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Read our Hypertension research guide →Researchers are testing a new laser-radar device called the Cardio P3 that can measure stiffness in your arteries — a sign of how well your heart and blood vessels are aging. Stiff arteries are linked to high blood pressure and increased heart disease risk. This study will check whether this new device is safe, accurate, and helpful for predicting who might develop heart problems.
Doctors currently struggle to catch early signs of heart disease and vessel damage before serious problems happen. This study aims to see if the new device can spot these warning signs earlier and more easily than existing tests, so patients at risk can get help sooner.
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At your first visit, you'll have a scan with the new device, along with standard checks like blood pressure, heart rhythm recording, and an ankle blood pressure test. If doctors think you're at higher risk for heart disease, you may be invited back for additional scans and ultrasound imaging. The study plans yearly follow-up visits if you're interested, so researchers can track changes in your heart health over time.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 19, 2026 · Not medical advice
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