Discover health via phenotypes
A phenotype is a set of traits, like blood pressure or body shape, that reflect how your genes and environment interact. In health, recognizing your phenotype helps identify disease risk and guide the best treatments.
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Under Pressure:The Disease of Hypertension vs Blood Pressure, Its Biomarker
The Disease of Hypertension vs Blood Pressure, Its Biomarker
Statins: Apocalypse or Pleiotropic Nirvana? Why Statins Will Not End Civilization, Nor Cure All Ills
Cheating Death: The Heart Attack Survivor
“Little Napoleon Complex”: How Lipoprotein “little”(a) is wreaking havoc on our cardiovascular system
Cheating Death: The Heart Attack Survivor
The Straw That Breaks the Camel’s Back: “LMHR (Lean Mass Hyper Responder)”
Cheating Death: The Heart Attack Survivor
The “Incidentaloma”: Coronary Artery Disease “Hiding” in Your Medical Records
Coronary Artery Disease “Hiding” in Your Medical Records
“The Sweet Spot”: Why type 2 diabetics fall through the cracks
Why type 2 diabetes patients continue to fall through the cracks
Follow The Leader: The cost of listening to only 1 guideline
A Statement About Lipid Guidelines
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Coronary Artery Calcium Scores
Coronary Artery Calcium Scores
Something Smells Fishy: The Benefits and Controversies of Fish Oil and Icosapent Ethyl
The Benefits and Controversies of Fish Oil and Icosapent Ethyl
Atherogenic Triad: The Deadly Phenotype of High Triglycerides, Low HDL-C and High sdLDL-P
The Deadly Phenotype of High Triglycerides, Low HDL-C and High sdLDL-P