Reading a Lipid Panel: Why Particle Number Beats LDL Cholesterol, and What Raising HDL Never Did
5 days ago
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A standard lipid panel reports four numbers - total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides - and most people read it as one bad number, one good number and two they ignore. The last fifteen years of genetics and trial data have quietly rewritten that reading. The number that matters most is one the basic panel does not include, the "good" cholesterol turned out not to be a target, and the triglycerides are more important than their reputation.
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