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A new analysis of more than 7,500 older adults suggests very high HDL — long sold as the 'good' cholesterol — may track with lower cognitive scores. Here's what tired parents need to know about their own labs (and their parents' labs).
Two new population studies suggest the cholesterol number on your lab slip may be quietly underselling your real cardiovascular risk — especially if you're carrying belly weight or creeping insulin resistance.
A new systematic review argues the number on your cholesterol panel misses the molecular story — and a parallel mortality analysis suggests insulin resistance and kidney function deserve a seat at the table.
A massive Japanese cohort study tracked the exact moments adults quit — or started — drinking, and watched their LDL and HDL move in opposite directions.