Is sticky cholesterol to blame for early age heart attacks? What does a new study say?

Lipoprotein (a), the stubborn cholesterol that layers up heart vessels quickly and can’t be tamed by statins, causes recurrent heart disease. Indians have higher levels and the only way to manage them is to push down LDL levels to 30 mg/dL for those with co-morbidities, say cardiologists

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