Bad version of ‘good’ cholesterol causes disease

Studies have suggested that a form of so-called good cholesterol, or high-density lipoprotein, can become dysfunctional and instead of protecting against heart disease becomes a promoter of it, actively clogging up and hardening arteries.Now, new research led by the Cleveland Clinic in the US has discovered the molecular process that makes “good” cholesterol start behaving badly.

Source: Medical News Today