CRP, a well-established biomarker of inflammation ... of CHD and demonstrates a stronger relationship to future cardiac events, with all studies demonstrating improvement in the C-statistic ...

High C-reactive protein signals many possible conditions. A few examples include heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis, pancreatitis, infections, and certain cancers. Your healthcare provider will ...

UAB immunologist Alexander J. Szalai, Ph.D., is collaborating with other UAB scientists in multiple disciplines to understand the varied actions of C-reactive protein (CRP), ranging from its damaging ...

Meanwhile, those with the highest levels of CRP were a staggering 70% more at ... were more than three times more likely to ...

Inflammation is the body’s natural response to injury or illness, but when it becomes chronic, it can harm your health.

Venous blood was sampled, from which serum concentrations of C reactive protein, male sex hormones, and cardiac troponin T were determined. Results: A significantly altered hormonal profile in the AAS ...

For example, there has been a great deal of interest in CRP and other markers of inflammation. It is not clear whether the addition of CRP to traditional risk models substantially increases the ...