High cholesterol is described as a silent killer, and for good reason. It quietly builds up in the blood vessels, slowly ...

High cholesterol is a common condition that can increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. While it often has no symptoms, there are some visible warning signs that should not be ignored.

High cholesterol often goes unnoticed, since it does not cause too many "visible" symptoms, or even non-visible ones such as weakness, lethargy etc. However, the condition is almost always ...

The saying 'prevention is better than cure' reminds us that avoiding illness through healthy habits is much easier and often ...

High cholesterol can lead to the narrowing of ... blood flow to the legs decreases, leading to symptoms such as pain, cramping or heaviness in the legs, especially after walking or exercising.

Cholesterol, a waxy substance found in our blood that's vital for building cells and producing hormones, comes in good and bad forms. The NHS has warned that too much bad cholesterol can lead to ...

High triglyceride levels generally do not cause symptoms. However, levels of triglycerides and other markers, such as cholesterol, can be important indicators. Guidelines recommend that most ...

The ability to recognize stroke symptoms quickly could mean the difference between life and death for the nearly 800,000 ...

High cholesterol is often referred to as a "silent condition" due to its lack of obvious symptoms. However, there are some visible warning signs that people may ignore. Dr Dave said: "Severe cases ...

The New York State Department of Health encourages all New Yorkers to be aware of the signs and symptoms of stroke in ...

Diets high in saturated fats have been linked to heart disease and strokes, but now Australian researchers believe they’ve ...