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Dr. Zack Kegley with HMG Primary Care at MeadowView tells us about new research that shows people who are at risk of heart disease should start taking steps to lower their cholesterol when they're in their 30s. He also explains what that means and how a person can make some small lifestyle changes to protect their health.
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