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Another Reason to Control Lp(a): To Protect the Kidneys Too

Another Reason to Control Lp(a): To Protect the Kidneys Too
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Western australiaAnne langstedGeraldf wattsEuropean atherosclerosis societyDepartment of clinical biochemistryUniversity of western australiaClinical biochemistryCopenhagen general population studyChronic kidneyWinthrop professor

Elevated Lipoprotein (a) Increases Risk for PAD, AAA, Major Adverse Limb Events

High levels of lipoprotein (a) have increased risk for peripheral artery disease, abdominal aortic aneurysm, and major adverse limb events.

Journal of the american college cardiologyAmerican collegeCopenhagen general population studyCopenhagen city heart study

PAD, AAA: High Lp(a) Portends Problems Beyond CVD

While the field awaits targeted therapies, estimates of absolute 10-year risks can be used to counsel patients, researchers say.

United statesPetere thomasMarcp bonacaMarc bonacaEli lillyJoshuaa beckmanPiar kamstrupAlexandere sullivanMd vanderbilt university medical centerCopenhagen university hospitalUniversity of colorado school medicineJournal of the american college cardiologyMd ut southwestern medical centerAmerican college of cardiology vascular disease councilNovartis ionis pharmaceuticalsMd university of copenhagen

Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals to Present New Phase 2 Clinical Data on Cardiometabolic Pipeline at AHA 2023

- Company will also host a virtual analyst and investor event on November 13, 2023 .

New yorkUnited statesCity ofUnited kingdomPatricia dickeyDaniel gaudetChristiem ballantyneStevene nissenSteven nissenRoberts rosensonDrug administrationHouse of representatives energyCopenhagen university hospitalCardiorenal advisory panel of foodExchange commissionMetabolism advisory panel

Good Cholesterol Also Linked With Excessive Mortality

Center for Science in the Public Interest, a litigation group that sues food companies, may be dusting off some of its old materials after new report which finds "good" cholesterol, also known as HDL, might not be as good as we think. The new paper contradicts findings from the last 25 years that high levels of HDL in the blood are a good thing.

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