Learn about the importance of measuring and treating apolipoprotein B (apoB) in this 56-minute medical lecture from MonteHeart Lectures. Explore the clinical significance of apoB as a biomarker, understand its role in cardiovascular disease risk assessment, and discover evidence-based approaches for monitoring and managing apoB levels in patient care.
Overview
Syllabus
Why we should measure and treat apoB.
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MonteHeart Lectures
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