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Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Lipid Profile in Hospitalized Mexican Adults
Traditional cardiovascular risk models are limited in capturing functional alterations in HDL-C linked to smoking and diet in Latin American populations. We analyzed the relationship between traditional and non-traditional risk factors and the serum lipid profile of hospitalized Mexican adults, emphasizing HDL-C behavior.
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