To get a true risk factor picture, one must consider factors beyond cardiovascular events, including intracranial hemorrhage, infections, cancer, all-cause mortality, and cardiovascular risk profiles, as lower LDL-C values can be associated with increased mortality in these areas.

“if we wanted to get a true risk factor picture we would have to take in consideration things of intracranial hemorrhage so like hemorrhagic Strokes which basically lower higher cholesterol levels are protective of infection that's respiratory that's sepsis that's pneumonia that's all of these types of things that's covid viral infections and then we want to take a look at things like cancer and general all cause mortality and then we can look at cardiovascular mortality and cardiovascular risk profiles and you want to put them all together and then say Oh How Low does the cholesteral have to be not just do we change these cardiovascular events as end points”