All news on the topic: Cholesterol

The body of the unnamed embassy attaché was found at around 11am inside a locked room in Kyiv's Hilton Hotel, according to Ukrainian media outlets and online newspaper Strana UA

A build-up of fatty deposits can lead to coronary heart disease, heart attack and stroke - but there's one common fruit that can help keep your cholesterol levels in check

NHS Dr Suraj Kukadia - or Dr Sooj - revealed that one vegetable could be a 'game-changer' when it comes to combatting a number of health issues, including high blood pressure and cholesterol

High cholesterol, rare genetic disorders, and thyroid problems can all be spotted if you know some key symptoms that you can see just by looking deeply into someone's eyes

High cholesterol can be a silent killer, with no symptoms, yet it's present in around two in five adults in the UK. But there are three signs that could indicate it is too high

High cholesterol is a common, but serious, condition that can lead to a number of health problems, including heart attack and stroke, but it can be hard to spot without a blood test

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, but many people overlook its early warning signs. Here, a doctor explains the subtle red flags you should never ignore

An expert has revealed the everyday food item that we should all be eating more of - packed with vitamins and protein

A nutritional scientist has highlighted a 'superfood' which is available in every supermarket and which can have a big impact on inflammation - lowering cholesterol and boosting immunity

Researchers have studied the effect of a common kitchen staple over 28 years and found just half a tablespoon of the good stuff each day could slash your risk of dementia-related death

The ZOE diet is based on the idea that no food is off limits and there is no calorie counting - and it has been found to help people cut at least two inches from their waistline

Dementia is a long-term brain condition that affects many people across the world - and it turns out that some seemingly simple habits may increase your risk of developing the disease

High cholesterol, which is also known as hypercholesterolemia, is a "silent killer" condition that occurs if you have too much of the fatty substance in your blood

There's new evidence to show that adding a certain popular spice to your routine can help shed the pounds and lose weight by boosting your metabolism

Dr Michael Mosley is a well-known TV doctor who has become something of an authority on intermittent fasting, which he says is a healthier way of eating

High cholesterol can cause peripheral arterial disease (PAD), which does not always display symptoms but sometimes comes with three telltale signs that show on the feet

There are three signs that can appear on your feet that may be serious red flags when it comes to your health, indicating you might be suffering from a silent killer

Nutritionists have claimed that two key superfoods could help you to live longer by slashing cholesterol and protecting against diabetes - and they are both cheap and easy to get hold of

Nutritionists have shared two top eating tips to help people lead a long life - including cheap and readily available foods to add to your diet to combat a number of health issues

High cholesterol doesn't usually manifest with physical symptoms - but can be deadly and lead to a narrowing of the arteries, heart attacks, blood clots and strokes, according to the British Heart Foundation

Dr Michael Mosley has set out four signs you're not getting enough fibre - including finding it difficult to lose weight. Here's what you need to know about the nutrient

New research suggests that concerns at eggs raising cholesterol levels and being bad for heart health are unnecessary and based on confusion

Many of us grab a bowl of cereal in the morning without giving it a second's thought. Here, a doctor explains why a 'bowl of the good stuff' may not necessarily be the right decision

Spirulina, which is an algae, is thought to be one of the oldest life forms on earth, with research suggesting it was first used by the Aztecs as an endurance booster

High cholesterol levels are not immediately obvious, but there are common signs and symptoms to suggest you're at risk of the 'silent killer', including unusual bumps underneath your skin