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Internal Medicine Expert on Atherosclerosis Factors
Atherosclerosis is a disease linked to elevated levels of fats in the blood, particularly cholesterol and triglycerides, which play a major role in its development. The condition tends to occur more frequently with advancing age, but its dangers become significant at a younger age when collateral arteries form and open, increasing the risk of coronary blockages. Risk factors include age and genetics; having a family history of heart disease calls for regular lipid level tests. Some factors can be controlled, while others can be avoided to prevent the disease.
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