Peter Attia· MD
and it's really the genetic association studies that have uh kind of resurrected the field of lpa and these were published in 2009 to 2011
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and it's really the genetic association studies that have uh kind of resurrected the field of lpa and these were published in 2009 to 2011
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there were three big studies published in 2009 that have very convincingly shows that genetic variants associated with high lpa levels we're tracking with with cardiovascular events
the great thing about genetic studies is that you don't necessarily need to measure uh lipoprotein a level so you can look at genetic variants at common genetic variants that are associated with diseases and there were three big studies published in 2009 that have very convincingly shows that genetic variants associated with high LPA levels we're tracking with with cardiovascular events