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Did Labcorp flag ‼️ you for high🔺 LDL (bad) cholesterol? 🤔 Maybe it’s time to ask for Apo B level

Name: Did Labcorp flag ‼️ you for high🔺 LDL (bad) cholesterol? 🤔 Maybe it’s time to ask for Apo B level
Uploaded: 2024-07-20T18:09:52+00:00
Duration: 1 s
Channel: Anu Simh
Description: YouTube video (Anu Simh) discussing cholesterol lab alerts and a clinician’s recommendation to check Apolipoprotein B (Apo B). Speakers note that Labcorp…

20 Jul 2024 · 0 min

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YouTube video (Anu Simh) discussing cholesterol lab alerts and a clinician’s recommendation to check Apolipoprotein B (Apo B). Speakers note that Labcorp flags LDL cholesterol above 99 mg/dL which may alarm patients, while a more clinically useful LDL cutoff is around 130 mg/dL; the speaker recommends measuring Apo B in practice.

Questions this video answers

LDL cholesterol above 99 mg/dL.

About 130 mg/dL.

APO B (Apo B).

Labcorp is.
Flagging any.
LDL cholesterol above 99.
I would say near 130 or above 130.
We should check an.
Apolipoprotein B or APO B for short. That's what I always do in my practice, what I always recommend. It's absolutely ridiculous. I have patients, friends, they think they.
Have high cholesterol because the lab.
Flags anything.
Above 99.
LDLs, 115, 120. The most generally useful LDL cutoff is 130. It's an over call. People are getting really nervous when they see the red.
On their laps.