This document presents a study on detecting heart disease using clustering and classification techniques. The researchers used the EKSTRAP clustering algorithm to cluster a heart disease dataset into two clusters - one for patients with heart disease and one without. They then used two classifiers - Naive Bayes (statistical) and Modified Simple Distance (distance-based) - to classify new patient data based on the clusters. EKSTRAP clustering achieved higher accuracy than K-means clustering. Both classifiers also had higher accuracy when trained on the EKSTRAP clusters compared to the K-means clusters, demonstrating that improving the clustering stage can enhance the performance of subsequent classification.