This document discusses diagnosing and treating acute coronary syndrome (ACS). It provides guidance on using troponin tests to evaluate patients with possible ACS, noting that troponin levels should not be interpreted alone and that even small increases above the cutoff can indicate heart issues. Symptom characteristics are unreliable indicators of ACS, and both the presence and absence of risk factors neither rule ACS in or out. Proper use and interpretation of troponin tests can help effectively diagnose and treat ACS.