SCORE2 Cardiovascular Risk

Cardiovascular risk assessment with the European Society of Cardiology scores: SCORE2 and SCORE2-OP (2021) and the previous SCORE (2003). Enter sex, age, smoking, systolic blood pressure and cholesterol — the result appears instantly. What you get: • SCORE2: 10-year risk of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death for ages 40–69; SCORE2-OP for ages 70–89; • the risk category for your age group, as in the 2021 ESC guidelines; • "What changes the risk": a smoking switch and sliders for blood pressure and cholesterol show how the risk changes and what values would move it to a lower category; • SCORE (2003) for comparison; relative risk for ages 20–39; • a short summary you can copy or share. Handy: • ESC risk regions (low, moderate, high, very high); • cholesterol in mmol/L or mg/dL; HDL is optional; • a Reference tab with risk categories, regions and when the scores do not apply; • term explanations behind the "?" button; • light and dark themes; • your data stays on your phone. Important: the scores are for people without cardiovascular disease, diabetes or kidney disease. They describe how often events occur among people with the same values and do not predict what will happen to a particular person. The app is free and contains ads. The app is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat any condition. For questions about your health, consult a doctor.

A completely new version: precise SCORE2 and SCORE2-OP from the 2021 ESC equations; age-specific risk categories; new "What changes the risk" sliders; SCORE (2003) kept for comparison; new design, dark theme, English and a new icon.