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Level of cholesterol may affect memory; Low HDL linked to loss, study suggests

For years, doctors have known that low levels of HDL cholesterol (the good kind) were a risk factor for heart disease, but now an intriguing new study has linked low HDL to memory loss in middle- aged men and women.

The research comes at a time when several pharmaceutical companies are trying to develop drugs that raise HDL as a way to prevent cardiovascular disease and when a variety of lifestyle measures have been shown to improve HDL levels.

A link between LDL cholesterol (the bad kind) and total cholesterol has been established over the last several years, but the new study provides an intriguing hint that HDL cholesterol may be a key player in the risk of developing dementia later in ...

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