Lipoprotein(a): Today and Tomorrow

Dr. Calvin Yeang of the University of California - San Diego and member of the Family Heart Lipoprotein(a) Scientific Advisory Board will help you understand how elevated Lipoprotein(a) can increase the risk for heart disease, stroke and aortic valve disease. You will leave this webinar with a greater understanding of the genetics of elevated Lipoprotein(a) and the importance of family screening. If you have an elevated Lipoprotein(a), this webinar will provide you with ways to reduce your risk of heart attacks and strokes now and will discuss potential therapies on the horizon.
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[@lcricky]

Very informative, thank you!

[@timyurek9036]

The sound quality is really bad.

[@nancyd7441]

Some labs say it is high when it is over 75 nmol, this presentation' says over 125 nmol.
Which one ( 75 or 125 ) is accurate ?

[@GlobalDrifter1000]

Who cares? I’m 428

[@chinatownimportscom1434]

I am 215 and have multiple blockages and a stent at 53. You should have a CT Angiogram before you dismiss LPa.

[@roselyndatt1403]

What do you think of SLN 360 trial?

[@911susieq]

I am at the Cleveland Clinic where the trial is going on now. I have LPa of 110

[@zafar78600]

Anyone know of any trials?

[@afiatariq1463]

is transcript available

[@911susieq]

Mine is 110

[@fletcherkeller1]

Total bs

[@xmonikerhotmailcom]

You're in total denial. Say hello from the cardiac ward.