Rewriting the Risk Equation: The Expanding Role of Lp(a) in Atherosclerotic Disease

Hosted by Dr. Underberg, the Rewriting the Risk Equation: The Expanding Role of Lp(a) in Atherosclerotic Disease podcast is designed to equip clinicians with the latest evidence on Lp(a) biology, screening strategies, and current and emerging therapeutic options. Along with Drs. Soffer, Kulkarni and Wilkinson, they will explore the integration of Lp(a) assessment into routine practice, implications for high-risk populations including those with familial hypercholesterolemia (FH), and strategies to mitigate cardiovascular risk until targeted therapies become available.

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Can genetic scores unlock better outcomes for patients with FH? This special Snippet from our Lipid Insights podcast series dives into the award-winning abstract from #NLASessions 2025, exploring how polygenic risk scores for coronary artery disease may transform ASCVD prediction and management. Tune in and see what’s next in lipid science.

Guest Host
Daniel E. Soffer, MD, MNLA
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Internal Medicine/Clinical Lipidology
Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine
Philadelphia, PA

Guest
Alexis Baass, MD, MSc, FNLA Alexis Baass, MD, MSc, FNLA
Director of the Lipids
Nutrition and Cardiovascular Prevention Clinic
Montreal Clinical Research Institute
Montreal, QC, Canada

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In this episode of Lipid Insights, Dr. Peter Jones and guest Dr. Kevin Maki explore whether beef deserves its long-standing reputation as a driver of cardiovascular disease. Drawing on a recent systematic review and meta-analysis, they examine beef’s impact on cholesterol, blood pressure, and other key CVD risk factors—providing fresh perspective for clinicians navigating dietary guidance.

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