Even Rabbits Get Heart Disease (Here’s Why That Matters) cardiology Jan 29, 2026

The Discovery Of Heart Disease In Rabbits Changed Everything We Know

The Mummies taught us a lot about heart disease, but the story didn't end there.

Fast forward a few million years.

Cholesterol was first discovered in 1769 by a French physician-chemist named François Poulletier de la Salle. He ...

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Ancient Cholesterol: The Mummies Hearts & Cholesterol cardiology Jan 28, 2026

Atherosclerosis Is Older Than Modern Society: What Ancient Mummies Teach Us About Heart Disease

Atherosclerosis has been around for millions of years. Researchers found evidence of atherosclerotic heart disease in mummies that lived over 4000 years ago. They used very hi-tech imaging methods to vis...

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Does LDL Cholesterol Causes Heart Disease? cardiology Jan 28, 2026

LDL Cholesterol and Heart Disease: Definitive Proof That LDL Causes Atherosclerosis

 

How do we know that LDL cholesterol causes heart disease? What's the proof? Has LDL met the criteria for causation in the scientific method?

For decades, both physicians and the public have debated the role of L...

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Is Extremely Low LDL Dangerous? Super Low, Super Good? cardiology Jan 25, 2026

Is Extremely Low LDL Cholesterol Dangerous?

Is extremely low LDL cholesterol good for you or dangerous? Luckily we have studies to answer this very question!

Many online influencers want to scare you into thinking that very low levels of LDL cholesterol are dangerous and that you will have a ton o...

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Statins and Cholesterol Treatment in Older Adults: Benefits Proven at Any Age cardiology Jan 25, 2026

Benefits To Treating Cholesterol In The Old And Very Old

You will see a lot of misinformation published by medfluencers truing to convince you that there is no benefit to taking statins if you are above a certain age. They tried so hard to find a study that didn't show benefit, and they couldn't fi...

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Young But Full OF Disease! What the PESA Trial Taught Us! cardiology Jan 24, 2026

Silent Atherosclerosis in Healthy Adults: Why Feeling Healthy Isn’t Enough for Your Heart

Most people believe heart disease only affects those who are older, overweight, or visibly unhealthy. If you’re in your 40s or early 50s, feel well, exercise regularly, have a normal cholesterol panel, and eve...

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Even Rabbits Get Heart Disease (Here’s Why That Matters)

Jan 29, 2026

Ancient Cholesterol: The Mummies Hearts & Cholesterol

Jan 28, 2026

Does LDL Cholesterol Causes Heart Disease?

Jan 28, 2026

Is Extremely Low LDL Dangerous? Super Low, Super Good?

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Young But Full OF Disease! What the PESA Trial Taught Us!

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Does Ozempic Reduce Heart Attacks?

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Heart Disease In Your 20s? What the CARDIA Trial Taught Us

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Mediterranean vs Keto Diet! Heart Health Battles!

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Women, Testosterone Replacement, And Heart Disease Risk?

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