A 2026 analysis of ten misconceptions about very low LDL-C confirmed statin-based and combination regimens are safe without excess risk of stroke, diabetes, or cognitive impairment. Evidence supports intensive lipid lowering with escalation when statin therapy fails to reach target.
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Muhammad Nawaz5dYou can not be too rich , too thin and have too low of an LDL famous quote from Dr Steve Nissen Of Clelveland Clinic a heavy weight in Preventive Cardiology Research !! very low levels of LDL were seen in Repatha FORUIER Trial with out any adverse outcomes over a period of time ! LDL hypothesis remains the cornerstone of CV prevention with the notion " lower the better" but still have to use the discretion which is that target population and by and large will be in Secondary Prevention with high risk for recurrence and progression of ASCVD -
Anonymous User5dYou can not be too rich , too thin and have too low of an LDL famous quote from Dr Steve Nissen Of Clelveland Clinic a heavy weight in Preventive Cardiology Research !! very low levels of LDL were seen in Repatha FORUIER Trial with out any adverse outcomes over a period of time ! LDL hypothesis remains the cornerstone of CV prevention with the notion " lower the better" but still have to use the discretion which is that target population and by and large will be in Secondary Prevention with high risk for recurrence and progression of ASCVD -
James Gallagher6dMany high risk patients have goal<40 -
Bo Jiang1wThus far, there is no evidence establishing how low is too low. On the contrary, accumulating evidence suggests that achieving substantially lower levels than previously considered may be beneficial without causing harm. -
SACHINKUMAR PANCHAL1wEscalating therapy when statin alone fall shots allow us to confidently aim for intensive lipid targets without the lingering anxiety over cognitive or metabolic side effects -
JOEL WASHINSKY1wI believe that the closer we get to the target of 70, the better the outcomes. -
Richard Reich1wPreviously, there had been concerned about depression associated with very low LDL levels with this reassuringly has not proved to be the case.

