Heart disease is a serious condition that can lead to life-threatening complications but an NHS doctor says your risk can be reduced by making simple changes to your diet.
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New ACC/AHA cholesterol guidelines promote earlier detection, personalized risk assessment, and more aggressive LDL cholesterol lowering to reduce long-term cardiovascular disease risk. For decades, cholesterol management has been a cornerstone of heart disease prevention. Yet despite widespread awareness, cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, and millions of adults…
The Royal reportedly enjoys a glass of this most mornings with his breakfast
High cholesterol rarely causes visible symptoms, but it can sometimes cause cholesterol deposits (xanthomas) on part of the leg - here's what to look for
An increase in sedentary time in childhood raises cholesterol levels by two-thirds as an adult, which can lead to heart problems
The NHS urges simvastatin users to "call 111" for this sign of liver damage
Research suggests that this juice offers multiple health benefits including helping to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels
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A little-known inherited cholesterol particle called Lp(a) may explain some unexplained heart risk and is becoming a major target for new treatments. Most people know about “good” and “bad” cholesterol — but there’s another type that often goes undetected and could quietly raise the risk of heart attacks and strokes, even in otherwise healthy people. [...]
The broadcaster previously spoke about his choice and wanting to reach his milestone birthday on May 8
His decision to cut one food from his diet could be the secret behind his remarkable health and longevity
A simple breakfast swap could help reduce cholesterol levels more than other cereals
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ApoB testing outperforms traditional cholesterol measures in preventing heart attacks and strokes while remaining cost-effective. It more accurately identifies risk, leading to better treatment decisions. A common blood test used by millions of people in the U.S. each year to measure “bad” cholesterol may not be the most reliable tool for guiding treatment or preventing [...]
You may also want to make some changes to your wider lifestyle
Dr Xand van Tulleken told viewers 'it can be like a heart attack for your legs'
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Scientists are exploring a new way to treat familial hypercholesterolemia. Scientists are rethinking how to treat a widespread genetic cholesterol disorder by targeting particle production instead of removal. Familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) disrupts one of the body’s most important cleanup systems. Normally, low-density lipoprotein (LDL), often called “bad” cholesterol, is removed from the…
Research suggests it may help clear arteries and reduce 'bad' cholesterol
The cheap veg which is available in all UK supermarkets can have major health benefits - but how you prepare it makes all the difference
Cholesterol is essential for good health, but too much can lead to serious health issues including heart attack or stroke
A new study found a link between sleep routine and heart health
Hundreds of households near a former chemical plant have been warned due to contamination fears
A study found that eating two apples daily could significantly reduce cholesterol levels
A study found a link between eating this popular fruit and reduced cholesterol levels
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A hidden effect of statins on muscle cells may explain why some patients cannot tolerate them. For millions of people, statins are a daily safeguard against heart attacks and strokes. But for about 1 in 10 users, these widely prescribed drugs come with an unexpected tradeoff—persistent muscle pain, fatigue, and weakness that can be severe [...]
High cholesterol often has no symptoms, but xanthelasma and corneal arcus are two warning signs that can appear on the face and eyes
Thousands tuck into these over Easter, but few know what makes the 'goo' special
You may be surprised about how healthy certain foods are
While high cholesterol is typically symptomless, some warning signs can be spotted on the face
Dr Emily Leeming says we are consuming 'only about 60 per cent of the essential nutrient for heart health, blood sugar balance and gut health
The NHS has highlighted lifestyle changes your GP may recommend before prescribing statins, one of the most commonly dispensed medicines in Britain
Swapping sitting in front of the TV for something else could reduce your chances of cognitive decline
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