Testing to prevent heart attack in asymptomatic people: Requ

These tests are not 100 per cent accurate and a positive result does not always mean the individual has the disease. And vice versa. Such tests in asymptomatic individuals are generally not recommended and might even be dangerous, says Dr Tushar Gore

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