high cholesterol

Resting heart rate, measured when awake and calm, indicates overall health. A rate between 60-100 BPM is normal for adults, with lower rates common in athletes. Abnormal rates may signal health issues like anemia or thyroid problems, and consulting a doctor is advised if rates are consistently too high or low.

Gene-editing startups are utilizing CRISPR technology to develop therapies targeting specific epigenetic markers. These treatments aim to address conditions such as high cholesterol and a rare muscular disorder.

Eli Lilly’s gene-editing data shows promise for treating high cholesterol, an AI drug discovery CEO addressed industry hype, and the new interim FDA chief has received positive initial reactions. The article highlights key biotech developments impacting science and regulatory landscapes.

Researchers have developed DNA-based molecules that block the PCSK9 protein, reducing LDL cholesterol levels by nearly 50% and offering a statin-free alternative for treating high cholesterol and heart disease.

Scientists identified 'zombie' immune cells that accumulate with age and high cholesterol, contributing to liver inflammation and damage. Removing these cells in mice reversed liver damage without dietary changes, offering potential insights for treating aging-related and metabolic diseases.