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Remnant cholesterol and associations with incidence, progression, and change in coronary artery calcium in South Asian Americans
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DOI：10.1016/j.jacl.2025.09.008.png)
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• Remnant cholesterol is a cholesterol contained in triglyceride-rich lipoproteins after triglycerides have been removed. • We report the associations of remnant cholesterol with incidence, progression, and change in coronary artery calcium in a large cohort of South Asian Americans. • Higher remnant cholesterol levels were associated with increased odds of incident coronary artery calcium independent of traditional risk factors. • These findings suggest remnant cholesterol may be a novel risk marker and therapeutic target.
Keywords:
remnant cholesterol
coronary artery calcium
atherosclerosis
risk factors
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