00:00Even when bad cholesterol is under control, heart disease risk can remain.
00:04Scientists may have found part of the explanation. Researchers have identified shared biological
00:09patterns linked to two other types of fat-carrying particles in the blood. One is triglyceride-rich
00:15lipoproteins, or TRL. The other is lipoprotein A, commonly called LPA. Both were linked to protein
00:22signals involved in attracting immune cells, suggesting that inflammation may be part of
00:27the process affecting blood vessels. The study analyzed thousands of blood proteins alongside
00:32genetic data and long-term health records from UK Biobank participants, unlike the patterns
00:38associated with LDL cholesterol. Those linked to TRL and LPA showed overlapping immune-signaling
00:44pathways. That does not mean scientists have found a new treatment or proved every remaining
00:49heart risk comes from these particles, but the findings could help researchers develop
00:54more precise ways to prevent heart disease, while lowering LDL remains essential.
00:59Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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