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1/ Always honored to have your added opinions, @Lpa_Doc and I'll again mention I'm a tremendous fan of your work (and the #OxPL assay, btw)
The #LMHR phenotype is potentially providing a new window of investigation into lipid metabolism, but its high LDL risk level is unclear...
The #LMHR phenotype is potentially providing a new window of investigation into lipid metabolism, but its high LDL risk level is unclear...
2/ ... Hence the importance of the #LMHRstudy (still recruiting, btw -- see LMHRstudy.com for details)
In the mean time, we regularly and often emphasize everyone should work with their doctor and understand the guidelines recommend against high cholesterol...
In the mean time, we regularly and often emphasize everyone should work with their doctor and understand the guidelines recommend against high cholesterol...
3/ ... There are many like this pt who are in the unusual position of having a severe medical condition that appears to be uniquely resolved through a very carb restricted diet.
With respect, the patient didn't immediately refuse any form of treatment...
With respect, the patient didn't immediately refuse any form of treatment...
1/17 Happy Saturday, everyone! I‘m Michael Boffa, Assoc Prof of Biochemistry at Western University in London, Canada. @westernuBiochem @SchulichMedDent @WesternU. Thank you to @Lpa_Doc for the kind invitation to be a guest Tweetorial leader – today’s lesson: Lp(a) and thrombosis!
2/17 I have been studying Lp(a) with @MarlysLPA for >20 yrs. There’s never been a more exciting time for Lp(a)! Fun fact about me: I have very high Lp(a) (250 mg/dL) and I’m our lab’s main blood donor. If you see lab studies using purified Lp(a), it is probably mine!
3/17 Word association: heart attack…atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries). Amirite? 😅 But the direct cause is actually thrombosis: in this case, a blood clot in a coronary artery blocking blood flow to heart muscle.
