• Sweets Change Our Brain

• Combo of Bad Cholesterol and High Blood Pressure May Increase Heart Attack or Stroke Risk

• Trouble Sleeping? You Could Be at Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

• Study Challenges 'good' Cholesterol's Role in Universally Predicting Heart Disease Risk

• New Oral Drug for Lowering Cholesterol

• Sweet: Honey Reduces Cardiometabolic Risks, Study Shows

• After Showing Early Potential, Cholesterol Medication Fenofibrate Fails to Cut Severe Symptoms or Death in COVID-19 Patients, Study Finds

• New Clues to Genetic Causes of High Cholesterol
• High Aerobic Fitness Does Not Protect Children from Metabolic Syndrome

• Cardiovascular Disease Risks the Same in Both Sexes

• Risk Factors for Heart Disease and Stroke Largely Similar in Men and Women Globally

• Surprising Discovery Links Piezo1 and Cholesterol During Brain Development
• Elevated Cholesterol Found in GenX Exposure Study Participants

• Lifelong Benefits of Statin Therapy Highlighted

• Green Tea Extract Promotes Gut Health, Lowers Blood Sugar

• Alzheimer's Breakthrough: Genetic Link to Gut Disorders Confirmed

• Daily Avocados Improve Diet Quality, Help Lower Cholesterol Levels, Study Finds

• Sleep Is Linked to Heart Health

• Targeting a Specific Protein in Smooth Muscle Cells May Dramatically Reduce Atherosclerotic Plaque Formation

• Cholesterol-Lowering Gene Changes May Increase the Risk of Cataracts

• One-Third of Greenlanders Are at Genetic Risk for High Cholesterol and Cardiovascular Disease

• About 3 Grams a Day of Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Lower Blood Pressure, More Research Needed

• How Eating Eggs Can Boost Heart Health

• Dietary Cholesterol Worsens Inflammation, Sickness in Mice With Influenza
• How Cranberries Could Improve Memory and Ward Off Dementia

• Health Screening, Genetic Tests Might Identify People at Risk of Premature Heart Disease

• Hormonal Changes During Menopause Are Directly Related to Decline in Cardiovascular Health

• Gut Microbiome Composition Predictive of Patient Response to Statins

• Vegan Diets Boost Weight Loss, Lower Blood Sugar in Adults With Overweight or Type 2 Diabetes

• Not All Dietary Fibers Are Equal
• Aspirin Does Not Cut Risk in Non-Obstructive Coronary Artery Disease, Study Finds

• Lipidomics Provides New Biomarkers for Cardiovascular Disease and Type 2 Diabetes

• High Cardiovascular Risk Is Associated With Symptoms of Depression

• Study Identifies Therapeutic Target for Alzheimer’s Disease, Revealing Strategy for Preventing or Slowing Disease Progression

• Neolithic Made Us Taller and More Intelligent but More Prone to Heart Disease
• Five Childhood Risk Factors Predict Heart Attacks and Strokes in Adulthood

• Experimental ‘gene Silencing’ Therapy Reduces Lipoprotein(a), an Important Risk Factor of Heart Disease, by Up to 98%

• Do Older Adults Using Statins Have Lower Risk of Developing Parkinsonism Later?
• Lipid and Glucose Levels at Age 35 Associated With Alzheimer's Disease
• Plant-Based Omega-3s May Boost Heart Health, Reduce Risk of Heart Disease

• Trial Use of Soybean Waste to Tackle Obesity

• Even With Statins, High Triglycerides May Increase Risk of Second Stroke

• Link Between High Cholesterol and Heart Disease 'inconsistent', New Study Finds

• Nordic Diet Lowers Cholesterol and Blood Sugar – Even If You Don't Lose Weight

• New Treatment to Combat Obesity and Heart Disease

• Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Slow Down Metastases

• High CAC, High Cholesterol Increase Heart Attack/stroke Risk, Cardiologists Find

• Heart Attack Survivors May Be Less Likely to Develop Parkinson’s Disease

• Statin Intolerance Is 'over-Estimated and Over-Diagnosed'

• Foamy Cells Inspire Better Way to Predict Heart Attacks

• Genetic Clues Link Lipoprotein A to Prostate Cancer Risk

• For Some Greenlanders, Eating Sugar Is Healthy

• Diverse Genome Sequences Provide a Powerful Tool for Studying Risk of Heart Disease

• AI-Powered Computer Model Predicts Disease Progression During Aging

• Researchers Link New Gene Variant in Amish Population to Lower Risk of Heart Disease

• New Way of Identifying Early Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
• Study Links High Cholesterol, Cardiovascular Disease to Plastics

• Statin Use Affects Prostate Cancer Screening Results

• Is the Relationship Between Diet, Intestinal Bacteria and Cells Key to Preventing Systemic Inflammation?
• Aspirin Is Linked With Increased Risk of Heart Failure in Some

• A Newly Discovered Genetic Link to Non-Alcoholic Inflammatory Liver Disease

• Statins Likely Not Helpful in Reducing COVID-19 Mortality or Severity, Research Finds

• Statins Linked to Reduced Risk of Death from COVID-19 in Major Population Study

• Blood Marker Could Help ID Those at Risk of Debilitating Peripheral Artery Disease

• Cholesterol Drives Alzheimer’s Plaque Formation

• Eating Walnuts Daily Lowered 'bad' Cholesterol and May Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk

• Cytokine APRIL Protects from Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease

• High Cholesterol Fuels Cancer by Fostering Resistance to a Form of Cell Death

• Pecan-Enriched Diet Shown to Reduce Cholesterol

• Sphingolipid Fingerprint Predicts Heart Disease Severity in African American Lupus Patients

• Brain Cholesterol Regulates Alzheimer's Plaques, Study Reveals

• Eating More Plant Foods May Lower Heart Disease Risk in Young Adults, Older Women

• Postmenopausal Women Can Dance Their Way to Better Health

• Common Medication Used to Reduce Cholesterol Levels May Reduce COVID-19 Severity

• Meta-Analysis Finds That Omega-3 Fatty Acids Improved Cardiovascular Outcomes

• Western High-Fat Diet Can Cause Chronic Pain, According to New Study
• Protein Linked to Heart Health, Disease a Potential Therapeutic Target for Dementia

• 关注情感是改善心脏健康的关键in People Living With Obesity

• Cholesterol Metabolite Induces Production of Cancer-Promoting Vesicles

• 'Prescription' To Sit Less, Move More Advised for Mildly High Blood Pressure and Cholesterol

• Tai Chi Can Mirror Healthy Benefits of Conventional Exercise

• Changes in How Cholesterol Breaks Down in the Body May Accelerate Progression of Dementia

• No Link Between Milk and Increased Cholesterol According to New Study of 2 Million People

• Vast Under-Treatment of Diabetes Seen in Global Study

• Cholesterol Levels Sustainably Lowered Using Base Editing

• New Immunotherapy 'highly Effective' Against Hepatitis B

• Controlling Cholesterol in Microglia Alleviates Chronic Pain, Opioid-Free
• Managing Children's Weight, Blood Pressure and Cholesterol Protects Brain Function Mid-Life

• Vegetarians Have Healthier Levels of Disease Markers Than Meat-Eaters

• Scientists Find Gene Mutation Linked to Exfoliation Syndrome, Most Common Cause of Glaucoma

• Fish Oil Supplements and Heart Rhythm Disorder: New Analysis

• Changing Views on Atherosclerosis

• Heart Health of Shift Workers Linked to Body Clock

• Study Strengthens Links Between Red Meat and Heart Disease

• Mediterranean Diet With Lean Beef May Lower Risk Factors for Heart Disease

• Another Way 'good' Cholesterol Is Good: Combatting Inflammation

• Protein That Blocks Body's Ability to Clear Bad Cholesterol Identified

• Cholesterol May Be Key to New Therapies for Alzheimer's Disease, Diabetes
• Should You Take Fish Oil? Depends on Your Genotype

• New Strategy for Fighting Brain Cancer