"C-reactive protein (CRP)" will soon become common vocabulary

March 2003

"C-reactive protein (CRP)" will soon become common vocabulary...just like "LDL cholesterol" did years ago.

CRP is an inflammatory marker. It's already measured to help diagnose inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.

The hot concept now is using CRP to predict heart disease.

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