What should the “threshold” of 70 mg/dL identified in the AHA Guidelines mean to the medical or preventive cardiologist in his/her aspiration to optimize CV risk reduction in high-risk patients with a history of ACS or related high-risk features?

What should the “threshold” of 70 mg/dL identified in the AHA Guidelines mean to the medical or preventive cardiologist in his/her aspiration to optimize CV risk reduction in high-risk patients with a history of ACS or related high-risk features?

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What should the “threshold” of 70 mg/dL identified in the AHA Guidelines mean to the medical or preventive cardiologist in his/her aspiration to optimize CV risk reduction in high-risk patients with a history of ACS or related high-risk features?

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CMEducation Resources IQ&A Cardiovascular Intelligence Zone | The Medical and Preventive Cardiologist's Perspective

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Michael Blaha, MD, MPH

Michael Blaha, MD, MPH

Director of Clinical ResearchCiccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart DiseaseAssociate Professor of MedicineJohns Hopkins School of MedicineBaltimore, MD