Can lowering cholesterol help prevent a second heart attack?

Article Abstract:

Lowering the blood cholesterol can reduce the chance of having a second heart attack. The risk of premature death from heart disease or other diseases is also reduced. Adults 65 years of age or older with blood cholesterol levels of 275 mg/dl are at the greatest risk.

Causes of, Heart diseases

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Statins: cholesterol-lowering and more in a pill

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Cholesterol-lowering statins have been available on the US drugs market since 1987, but new research shows they may help reduce the risk of strokes or heart attacks. The use of statins is further discussed.

Care and treatment, Cholesterol, LDL, VLDL cholesterol lipoproteins, Anticholesteremic agents

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Cholesterol: test your knowledge

Article Abstract:

A crossword puzzle containing terms related to blood cholesterol, nutrition and health is presented. The answers to the puzzle are included.

Tests, problems and exercises, Cholesterol

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