… In this study, higher levels of HDL-C were associated with a decreased risk of both probable
… In addition, higher levels of total cholesterol, non–HDL-C, and LDL-C were associated with …

… from cholesterol lowering was seen only for trials including patients at very high initial risk of
… In a medium risk group no net effect was seen,and in the low risk group there were adverse …

… progression at the levels seen with the hr types, requires an increase in our understanding
of the site-specific molecular pathogenesis of these viruses at the level of viral gene …

… who found a lower risk of AD among individuals aged 65 and older in the highest quartile of
… in late life was again associated with a lower risk of AD. By contrast, two longitudinal studies …

… low risk even when compared with those with hsCRP levels … was true even when other risk
factors were present and after … with exceptionally low levels of hsCRP have very low risks of …

… D-dimer levels allows identification of a subset of patients with thrombosis with a very low
risk of recurrence. In these patients, extensive screening for thrombophilic risk factors may be …

… to coronary heart disease risk in both sexes. In women, but not in men, very-low-density
lipoprotein cholesterol or the triglyceride level is an independent risk factor on multivariate …

… risk factors of IHD such as a high LDL-C level, hypertension, low physical activity, and smoking
2 ,3 still had a low risk of IHD if they had low TG–high HDL-C concentrations. In addition, …

… the highest risk category due to low lycopene levels, a risk reduction similar to that obtained
with high lycopene level … In fact, the average risk reduction (relative to the group with lowest …

… with individuals with higher levels, but … that higher intake of folate is related to a lower risk
of AD, and that intake of vitamins B 12 and B 6 is not related to or is not as important to the risk …