A CDC report found 21 percent of children and teens in the U.S. are suffering from cholesterol problems that can follow them through adulthood. While lifestyle changes such as exercise, diet and sports can lower cholesterol levels, some children require medication.
A CDC report found 21 percent of children and teens in the U.S. are suffering from cholesterol problems that can follow them through adulthood. While lifestyle changes such as exercise, diet and sports can lower cholesterol levels, some children require medication.
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