Cardiovascular Risk Scores Overestimate Mortality in Mexican Adults: The Urgent Need for Population-Specific Recalibration

Cardiovascular Risk Scores Overestimate Mortality in Mexican Adults: The Urgent Need for Population-Specific Recalibration

A prospective study of over 112,000 adults in Mexico City reveals that standard CVD risk scores consistently overestimate 10-year fatal risk. Recalibration of the Globorisk-fatal model significantly improves predictive accuracy, highlighting the need for population-specific tools in clinical practice.