Researchers in a recent study has investigated the relationship between cholesterol levels in young adulthood and cardiovascular risk in later life with interesting recommendations for further research. Previous researches have documented that high cholesterol levels could lead to heart disease. “Cholesterol is necessary for the body to function. However, too much ‘bad’ cholesterol, which is also called low-density lipoprotein, can clog the arteries with a fatty buildup, increasing the risk of heart attack, stroke, or peripheral artery disease.                   “High-density lipoprotein is ‘good’ cholesterol...