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HDL

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HDLHigh Density Lipoprotein (so-called 'good' cholesterol)
HDLHandle
HDLHardware Description Language
HDLHab Dich Lieb
HDLHardware Design Language
HDLHundred Dollar Laptop (One Laptop per Child program)
HDLHarry Diamond Laboratories (US Army Research Laboratory)
HDLHuey, Dewey and Louie
HDLHope Dies Last (band)
HDLHierarchical Design Language
HDLHospital Distrital de Lamego (Portugal)
HDLHypothesis Driven Lexical Adaptation
HDLHolding Design Load


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In a study of more than 38,000 overweight women, those with low HDL ("good") cholesterol (under 46 mg/dL) had roughly twice the risk of breast cancer of those with high HDL (over 63 mg/dL).
Scientists recorded the amount of HDL in the volunteers' blood after each period.
HYDERABAD, India -- With dramatic discontinuation of Torcetrapib development by Pfizer, questions are raised about other new therapies targeting HDL increase including Lipicard's Niastin - combination of novel NCE's for integrated Cholesterol Management.
 
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