Paul Saladino· MD
men with conventional risk factors for ischemic heart disease this would probably be an elevated ldl have a low risk of ischemic heart disease if they have low triglycerides and high hdlc levels
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men with conventional risk factors for ischemic heart disease this would probably be an elevated ldl have a low risk of ischemic heart disease if they have low triglycerides and high hdlc levels
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men with conventional risk factors for ischemic heart disease by conventional risk factors they mean an LDL above 100 milligrams per deciliter or above 130 milligrams per deciliter have a low risk of ischemic heart disease if they have a low triglyceride and high hdlc levels