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Is it possible to have coronary artery disease and no high cholesterol?
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Depends: Level elevation duration it is one of the multiple elements related to coronary atherosclerosis, but not the only one. So yes it does happen and even on therapy to lower the cholesterol.
Answered 12/10/2013
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