A one-year prospective study found no correlation between atherosclerosis and extremely high cholesterol levels in 100 ...

High cholesterol, or hypercholesterolemia, usually has no apparent symptoms and is therefore labeled as a "silent killer." Yet some of its symptoms show up when performing physical exertion such as ...

A nutrition expert reveals which foods to eat and which to avoid to help lower the risk of stroke. You might not remember ...

Lepodisiran, a new drug, slashed levels of “stealthy cholesterol”—a hidden heart risk affecting 1 in 5 people—by up to 95% in ...

When it comes to cholesterol, most people think of fried food or sweets. But it’s not just about what tastes rich—sometimes everyday favourites quietly contribute to rising cholesterol levels. High ...

The NHS states: "To reduce your cholesterol, try to cut down on fatty food, especially food that contains a type of fat called saturated fat. You can still have foods that contain a healthier type of ...

“Regular brisk walking improves circulation and helps your heart work more efficiently, which can lead to a reduction in ...

If you have high levels of 'bad' cholesterol, you typically won't see any symptoms, making it a silent but dangerous risk ...

A health condition that requires immediate medical attention to protect eyesight, one has to be particularly careful in ...

For LDL-C levels below 55 mg/dL there was an 18% risk reduction for both all-cause dementia and ADRD. In those with LDL-C ...