MESA

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MESA is a large, long-term medical research study that investigates the prevalence, risk factors, and progression of cardiovascular disease in a diverse, multi-ethnic population.

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instanceOf cardiovascular disease study ⓘ
longitudinal cohort study ⓘ
medical research study ⓘ
acronym MESA ⓘ
ageRangeOfParticipants middle-aged and older adults ⓘ
collectsDataOn biomarkers ⓘ
cardiac structure and function ⓘ
carotid intima-media thickness ⓘ
coronary artery calcium ⓘ
genetic factors ⓘ
lifestyle factors ⓘ
traditional cardiovascular risk factors ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
dataType clinical data ⓘ
imaging data ⓘ
laboratory data ⓘ
questionnaire data ⓘ
design prospective cohort study ⓘ
focusesOn prevalence of cardiovascular disease ⓘ
progression of cardiovascular disease ⓘ
risk factors for cardiovascular disease ⓘ
subclinical cardiovascular disease ⓘ
fullName Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis ⓘ
funder National Institutes of Health ⓘ
hasCohortSize over 6000 participants ⓘ
hasOutcome cardiovascular events ⓘ
cardiovascular mortality ⓘ
myocardial infarction ⓘ
stroke ⓘ
includesEthnicGroup African American ⓘ
linked to: Black Americans

Chinese American ⓘ
linked to: Chinese Americans

Hispanic ⓘ
White ⓘ
isUsedFor population-based cardiovascular research ⓘ
risk prediction model development ⓘ
validation of cardiovascular risk scores ⓘ
method cardiac magnetic resonance imaging ⓘ
computed tomography of coronary arteries ⓘ
imaging of coronary arteries ⓘ
long-term follow-up ⓘ
ultrasound of carotid arteries ⓘ
objective to improve prediction of cardiovascular events ⓘ
to study ethnic differences in cardiovascular disease ⓘ
to understand early stages of atherosclerosis ⓘ
populationType community-based cohort ⓘ
multi-ethnic population ⓘ
researchArea atherosclerosis ⓘ
cardiovascular disease ⓘ
epidemiology ⓘ
preventive cardiology ⓘ
sponsor National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ⓘ
startYear 2000 ⓘ

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