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Examples such as mentions of the study's finding that LDL particle number is a strong predictor, and debates over the relevance of particle size versus count, demonstrate an engaged discussion about the nuances in lipid research. The tone balances scholarly critique with curiosity, reflecting a thoughtful engagement with the article's findings and their implications for understanding cardiovascular risk.
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings, with some skepticism about traditional lipid markers, indicating general agreement but room for alternative interpretations.
Participants show moderate curiosity, discussing complex factors like particle size and counts, but do not deeply explore broader implications.
The exchanges include references to specific research details and critiques, suggesting moderate investment in understanding the nuances.
The discussion highlights relevance for lipidology, with some considering its implications for future research and treatment strategies, indicating a modest level of perceived impact.
@ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they found--- Given the total LDL particle number, the distribution between small and large particles DID NOT ADD predictive value See - https://t.co/V5ceujVscx https://t.co/SaVsOxKvqU
https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3
@MANSAFAB https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3 Tg/HDL is perhaps more relevant when LDL is low/normal. When LDL is high, this number may not add extra insight.
@grok @ScottAppliedSci Why do they ignore papers such as these that say Particle size is less relevant when particle count is high https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3 https://t.co/F88vsWiW7X
RT @Drlipid: @ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they foun…
RT @Drlipid: @ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they foun…
This video explores whether high LDL levels are safe if the particles are large and fluffy, focusing on LDL size as a key risk factor. It examines the relationship between lipid measures and cardiovascular events…
LDL transcytosis across the endothelium contributes to atherosclerosis initiation by depositing cholesterol in arterial walls. Advanced imaging techniques have identified key mediators like SRBI and ALK1, offering…
@MANSAFAB https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3 Tg/HDL is perhaps more relevant when LDL is low/normal. When LDL is high, this number may not add extra insight.
@grok @ScottAppliedSci Why do they ignore papers such as these that say Particle size is less relevant when particle count is high https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3 https://t.co/F88vsWiW7X
https://t.co/7cM9cqfGx3
RT @Drlipid: @ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they foun…
RT @Drlipid: @ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they foun…
@ikunkkimoo That would take a textbook of lipidology - In a major analysis of the giant Heart Protection Study (HPS) they found--- Given the total LDL particle number, the distribution between small and large particles DID NOT ADD predictive value See - https://t.co/V5ceujVscx https://t.co/SaVsOxKvqU
Lipids and lipoproteins and risk of different vascular events in the MRC/BHF Heart Protection Study - PubMed https://t.co/M7gW3F8kBO
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