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Back to EpisodesS7 E1: Changing the FH Playbook: Diagnosis and Treatment Updates from the NLA
Description
Hosted by Dave Dixon, PharmD, CLS, FNLA, this episode features an in-depth discussion with three key authors of the NLA’s new statement providing updated guidance on diagnosis, management, and treatment of FH. Together, they review the most important updates in the new guidance, including recommendations for earlier identification, the role of genetic testing and cascade screening, updated LDL-cholesterol treatment targets, and the integration of newer lipid-lowering therapies. The conversation also addresses practical considerations for managing FH across the lifespan, from pediatric care to special populations, with a focus on translating evidence-based recommendations into real-world clinical practice.
You can watch the video version of this podcast HERE.
You can read the official NLA consensus statement published open-access in the Journal of Clinical Lipidology HERE.
Podcast listeners can claim credit for listening to the podcast HERE.
This podcast has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. This activity is eligible for ACPE, ANCC, and CDR credit.
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