Raising ‘good’ cholesterol doesn’t protect against heart disease after all
| 12-19-2017
Raising ‘good’ cholesterol doesn’t protect against heart disease after all. Credit: CC0 Creative CommonsRaising so-called ‘good’ cholesterol by blocking a key protein involved in its metabolism does not protect against heart disease or stroke, according to a large genetic study of 150,000 Chinese adults published in the journal JAMA Cardiology. …
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