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View all search resultsYoung adults generally disregard certain health screening tests, believing they don’t need them until they are older, such as tests for cholesterol, blood pressure and blood sugar. A recent study, however, has found that stroke hospitalization rates for younger adults has increased.
Researchers have found a new drug that can help lower the level of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol -- known as ‘bad cholesterol’ -- in their blood, which plays an important role in cardiovascular disease, stroke and heart attacks. Named evolocumab, the drug is used alongside statins, which has been widely known to lower the LDL level.
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