Another way ‘good’ cholesterol is good: Combatting inflammation

The ability of HDL particles (commonly known as ‘good’ cholesterol) to reduce inflammation in the cells that line blood vessels may help predict who is more likely to develop a heart attack or other serious heart-related event. Gauging the anti-inflammatory capacity of HDL cholesterol may one day improve standard heart disease risk assessment.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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