Research Articles
Not All Heroes Wear Capes: Meet HDL's Elite Super-Subtype
Discover the powerful small, dense apoAII-enriched HDL subtype that outperforms regular HDL in cardiovascular protection through enhanced antioxidant and anti-inflammatory functions.
Your Daily Cuppa's Secret Power: Fighting Cholesterol One Sip at a Time
Discover how tea catechins, particularly EGCG in green tea, can help reduce LDL cholesterol levels and support heart health through scientific evidence.
Beyond Good and Bad Cholesterol: The Tiny Ships in Your Bloodstream
Explore the fascinating world of lipoproteins and the advanced scientific methods used to analyze these microscopic particles in our bloodstream.
The Silent Duo: How Your Thyroid Holds a Key to Fatty Liver and High Cholesterol
Discover how thyroid hormones influence fatty liver disease and cholesterol levels, and the promising new liver-targeted treatments being developed.
The Genetic Master Key: How One Tiny Gene Links Your Gallbladder, Blood Sugar, and Heart Health
Discover how the Apolipoprotein E (ApoE) gene connects gallstone disease, Type 2 diabetes, and cholesterol disorders through fascinating genetic research.
From Diabetes to Cholesterol: The Surprising Second Act of an Old Drug
Discover how Glibenclamide, a common diabetes medication, shows promise as a powerful ACAT inhibitor for cholesterol management and heart disease prevention.
The Pill and Your Heart: A Silent Conversation with Your Cholesterol
Explore how different birth control formulations affect lipid metabolism and cholesterol levels in women's long-term health.
The Hidden Power of Muscle: More Than Just Strength
Discover how skeletal muscle mass influences cholesterol metabolism and protects heart health through groundbreaking scientific research.
The Cholesterol Traffic Cop: How a Cellular Stress Sensor Controls Your Arteries
Discover how the transcription factor ATF3 regulates LDL receptors and impacts cholesterol management and heart health.
The Viral Master Key: How a Tiny Mutation Unlocks a Stealthy Cholesterol Heist
Discover how a single amino acid mutation in Hepatitis C virus enables it to hijack human cholesterol metabolism for viral replication and disease progression.