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Keane J et al. - Over one quarter of veterans in the VANCHCS may have metabolic syndrome based on modified ATP III criteria. The authors urge screening more veterans with fasting laboratory testing. Computerized screening of a large clinical database can provide an effective strategy to aid clinicians in identifying more patients at risk for cardiovascular disease.

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