TOO much “good” cholesterol can raise the risk of a heart attack by almost 50 per cent, say scientists. Researchers found that in large amounts the lipoprotein promoted as protective turns from being healthy to harmful – increasing death rates.
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TOO much “good” cholesterol can raise the risk of a heart attack by almost 50 per cent, say scientists. Researchers found that in large amounts the lipoprotein promoted as protective turns from being healthy to harmful – increasing death rates.
TOO much “good” cholesterol can raise the risk of a heart attack by almost 50 per cent, say scientists. Researchers found that in large amounts the lipoprotein promoted as protective turns from being healthy to harmful – increasing death rates.
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