New US guidelines may affect how young adults manage ‘bad’ cholesterol
New U.S. cholesterol guidelines have significantly expanded statin eligibility, potentially affecting millions of adults, including young adults.
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New U.S. cholesterol guidelines have significantly expanded statin eligibility, potentially affecting millions of adults, including young adults.
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