Scientists find 'good' cholesterol can sometimes be bad

LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - So-called "good" cholesterol may actually increase heart attack risks in some people, researchers said on Thursday, a discovery that casts fresh doubt on drugs designed to raise it.
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