Considering the well-documented association between circulating levels of hsCRP and cardiovascular disorders that prompted the routine evaluation of this inflammatory biomarker in clinical settings [44], further investigations of susceptibility markers that characterize the specific features of the CD32 receptor may serve to refine the early stratification of ASC patients with high CRP levels at risk for AHF versus those at risk for MACE to optimize their management with individualized life style recommendations and targeted approaches aimed at reducing inflammation. Here, CRP is linked to cardiovascular disorder.