Current AHA guidelines call for healthy Americans to bring LDL below 100 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) of blood, while ...

Although these cholesterol medications are some of the safest and most effective, they can come with unwanted side effects. We asked a doctor to explain.

The U.S. government's premier research body has made an important discovery that could help create new drugs to lower "bad" ...

AstraZeneca has bought rights to an orally-active drug that inhibits PCSK9, offering a patient-friendly alternative to current cholesterol ... require subcutaneous injection every two to four ...

It is administered twice yearly after two initial injections ... s no excuse from availability of medications and lifestyle modifications. Know your cholesterol,” he said.

or by preventing the uptake of cholesterol in the gut ... Also, these medications are only available as an injection. They have to be given every 2 to 4 weeks, and you have to go to your doctor ...

A twice-a-year injection that reduces bad cholesterol to protect the heart ... each year for every 300,000 patients treated. The drug is not yet a licensed medicine, but a deal between the NHS ...

An expensive but "game-changing" anti-cholesterol drug could soon be offered to hundreds ... NHS England says inclisiran, given as a twice-a-year injection, could save about 30,000 lives within ...

or "bad" cholesterol. Do not use if you have had an allergic reaction to LEQVIO or any of its ingredients. The most common side effects of LEQVIO were: injection site reaction (including pain ...

Add 0.5g L-Cysteine with 12.5g crystalline amino acid injection; dilute as indicated ... Monitor blood (eg, CBC, ammonia, glucose, electrolytes, cholesterol, acid-base balance, serum proteins ...