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Can a 'low risk' cholesterol level be defined for different individuals? Most doctors use strategies to keep cholesterol at 'low risk' levels. Why are most cholesterol control strategies one size fits all? A low risk level for one individual may not be a low risk level for another.
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Asked by dgupta
on 2010-11-14 16:35:48

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Categories: Human Body.

Tags: humanbody, heart, cholesterol, chd.

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Reply	tbrucenyc says: No (no votes) Tags: humanbody, heart, cholesterol, chd.
	posted on 2011-01-29 17:14:49 \| Report abuse

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