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PT Health Watch: Why high cholesterol is easy to miss but dangerous to ignore

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An image showing the difference between good and bad cholesterol in the artery

To better understand the hidden dangers of high cholesterol, PT HEALTH WATCH spoke with Happiness Akinde, a medical doctor, on who is most at risk, why regular screening matters and the everyday habits that could silently be increasing cholesterol levels

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PT Health Watch: Why high cholesterol is easy to miss but dangerous to ignore

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