Clinical Resources for Colleagues
Everything on this platform is written by a practicing board-certified cardiologist for a lay audience but built on the clinical evidence base. The white papers and framework pages are designed to be clinically rigorous enough to share with patients directly, or to inform clinical conversations.
Dr. Job Mogire, MD, FACP, FACC
- Board-Certified, Internal Medicine (ABIM)
- Board-Certified, Cardiovascular Disease (ABIM)
- Fellow, American College of Physicians (FACP)
- Fellow, American College of Cardiology (FACC)
- Attending Cardiologist, Carle Foundation Hospital, Champaign, Illinois
- Faculty, University of Illinois Carle Illinois College of Medicine
- NPI: 1831684125 · ABIM Verification
Editorial standard
Every clinical claim on this platform carries an SDE Honesty Scale rating: 5/Solid (RCT evidence or consistent meta-analysis), 4/Promising (strong observational or smaller RCT evidence), 3/Early (mechanistic or pilot data), 2/Theoretical (plausible mechanism, no clinical trial data), or 1/Unsupported (marketed ahead of evidence). The rating appears inline, adjacent to the claim.
Primary citations are linked at the point of claim, not collected at the end. No supplemental advertising appears anywhere on the platform. No undisclosed conflicts of interest. Content is authored and medically reviewed by Dr. Mogire personally.
Clinical resources worth reviewing
White Papers
10 structured clinical reviews at peer-review depth, with primary citations, Honesty Scale ratings, and clinical pearl boxes.
The Vascular Clock
Framework on endothelial dysfunction timeline, ApoB particle burden, and the small-vessel first principle.
The Silent Load
Clinical framework on alexithymia, allostatic load, emotional suppression, and their cardiovascular mechanism.
The System Gap
Eight tests the standard panel omits and why they matter for primary prevention risk stratification.
Alexithymia and Cardiovascular Risk
Clinical review of the Kauhanen data (2x mortality), the TAS-20 architecture, and the three cardiovascular pathways.
The Social Cause of My Patients's Heart Attacks
Holt-Lunstad meta-analysis (308K participants), the vigilance mechanism, and clinical screening approaches.
Patient-facing resources
The articles and book on this platform are written in plain English for a lay audience. The Signal Check assessment can be taken by any patient and produces a Vascular Signal Score report delivered by email. The book is free and readable chapter by chapter. All of these are appropriate to share directly with patients seeking a clinical framework for understanding their cardiovascular risk.