Figure 5.

Baseline cardiovascular disease risk calculations

(A) Baseline 10 year ASCVD cardiovascular disease risk calculations (%). A histogram of the cardiovascular disease risk score for participants with necessary measurements grouped by race group into White, African American, and other. The difference among the cardiovascular risk scores across the three race groups was statistically significant (p value for the Kruskal-Wallis H test was 0). Mann-Whitney p value was <0.001 when comparing the risk scores for White versus African American participants, other versus African American, and White versus other.

(B) Comparing the percentage of All of Us participants to the US population in each ASCVD risk category as published in ACC/AHA guidelines. The risk score for US population was calculated by applying the pooled cohort equations (i.e., ASCVD score) to the National Health and Nutrition Examinations Surveys.

(C) Comparing the percentage of All of Us participants in each race group with the US population in each ASCVD risk category as published in ACC/AHA guidelines. The risk score for US population was calculated by applying the pooled cohort equations (i.e., ASCVD score) to the National Health and Nutrition Examinations Surveys.