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Q&A: Can Cholesterol Be Too Low?

(Monteray Herald) UPDATED 2009-12-13

A reader who is concerned that the statin Lipitor has lowered her son's cholesterol too much asks Dr. Peter Gott for advice about his cholesterol numbers. Dr. Gott responds with information about the different types of cholesterol and healthy cholesterol levels, as well as with current research about the risks associated with low cholesterol. Read full story >

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