The first is tendon xanthomata, which causes yellowish, cholesterol-rich deposits to appear on the knuckles of you hands, ...

Tendon xanthomata can also appear on the knuckles of your hands and knees. While high cholesterol is the primary cause of ...

SaveHealth reports that high cholesterol affects 1 in 3 Americans, often without symptoms until serious events occur. It is ...

High cholesterol is a common condition that can have serious consequences if left untreated, including an increased risk of ...

People with a family history of high cholesterol might notice their Achilles tendon swelling - this is a warning sign not to ignore ...

High cholesterol affects millions of people, and while sufferers often don't experience symptoms - there are sometimes signs that appear in knees, ankles, and eyes ...

High cholesterol has only three visible symptoms that could uncover this hidden risk factor for strokes and heart attacks ...

High cholesterol rarely shows symptoms, but subtle signs can appear in unexpected places like your eyes and ankles. A grey ring around the iris or yellowish ankle lumps could be your body's early ...

While high cholesterol is notoriously asymptomatic, Britons are being urged to scan their bodies for physical signs of the condition that are easily overlooked. The caution comes as co-founder of ...

Body weight also affects cholesterol levels. “Obese or overweight individuals are at a higher risk of producing LDL cholesterol, increasing their risk of heart attacks,” notes Grant. “ Obesity can ...

In a groundbreaking clinical trial, researchers have unraveled the effects of cholesterol and saturated fat, finding that ...

The skin often reflects heart health. Harvard doctors highlight skin signs that may indicate cardiovascular issues. These ...