Learn about plasma lipoprotein metabolism and its crucial role in coronary artery disease risk through a comprehensive grand rounds lecture from Dr. Ronald Krauss of UCSF School of Medicine, delivered at Yale Cardiovascular Medicine. Explore advanced concepts beyond traditional LDL cholesterol measurements, diving deep into atherogenic lipoproteins and their impact on cardiovascular disease risk assessment. Gain valuable insights into the complex relationship between lipoprotein metabolism and related traits that contribute to coronary artery disease development.
Beyond LDL-C - Atherogenic Lipoproteins and Cardiovascular Disease Risk
Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds via YouTube
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Beyond LDL-C: Atherogenic Lipoproteins and CVD Risk
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Yale Cardiovascular Medicine Grand Rounds
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