Common Cardiovascular Complications of Cancer Therapy: Epidemiology, Risk Prediction, and Prevention

There is growing awareness of the overlap between oncologic and cardiovascular (CV) diseases, including a wide range of CV effects of anticancer therapies. As novel anticancer therapeutics become available and cancer survival outcomes improve, the CV implications of cancer therapy become increasingly important. In addition to outlining the CV effects of commonly used cancer therapies and their consequences for long-term survivorship, this review highlights the recent efforts to improve the risk prediction and prevention of CV toxicity through the evaluation of sensitive measures for early toxicity detection and the implementation of cardioprotective strategies.