First ever India specific lipid management guidelines - what they say & imply

The Cardiology Society of India has come up with the first ever India specific dyslipidemia or lipid management guidelines amid rising cases of heart attacks and strokes. These norms have been developed by 22 top cardiologists from across the country and keeping in mind the genetic and lifestyle factors unique to Indians
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[@rajeevarora190]

Preperation of Indian Guidelines is a very good initiative - a link to the guidelines would have helped. There is a very large amount of studies on the negative side effects of statin medications - life style changes / natural alternatives are a better option to lower cholesterol. Again, there is enough study data pointing out that higher cholesterol in younger and older populations is actually required and beneficial - do not know if the guidelines reflect this - most doctors, unfortunately apply the same cholesterol yardstick to every age bracket. There is a lot to say about cholesterol / lipids but this space is probably not the place for such a discussion.

[@arj123sub]

Thanks for a great India specific study and recommendation about the guidelines.

[@veereshpm]

Excellent interview… thanks

[@prathamsharma0000]

Excellent journalism

[@shivendrachaturvedi549]

Good show 👏 👍

[@HafizIbnAmin]

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[@rohit.manghnani]

Useless and Dangerous. Just talks of LDL and not the ratios. Also Triglycerides are the issue and not LDL

[@vasudevanV-ee5sn]

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