@bbqbeans444@Drlipid@roberts23215778 Correct me if I’m wrong please @Drlipid , I believe the ApoB metric captures the risk associated with elevated trigs up to a certain point (maybe 400) I think I heard this from Alan sniderman. Regardless of trigs I would think the goal is to get apoB as low as possible per usual
@Drlipid@nationallipid@society_eas Interesting, I might give that I try, currently on evolocumab + statin and am at goal but if I could do every 6 months instead of every 2 weeks that would be great
Bill Clinton had 8 exercise stress tests when he was in office and 'passed' each of them with flying colours.
He then had a heart test that showed he need coronary artery bypass surgery.
Want to know what test he had?
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Why is desirably living without heart disease and stroke such a hard concept to comprehend? The statin& cholesterol deniers foolishly keep hanging on to mortality to blast statins. The side effects alluded to are trivial and so easily managed.
Maybe you can ask @BioLayne if he can review the meta analyses on risk factors for autism, and discuss strengths and weaknesses that he finds. I don’t think there’s anyone out there better at explaining scientific papers! I can share links to some of the meta analyses but a google search with file type:pdf will probably do the trick