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Low total cholesterol levels could be sign of cancer

NBR staff | Thursday November 05, 2009 | 2 comments

Having a low total cholesterol level could be a sign of undiagnosed cancer rather than a cause, new research has suggested.

Two studies reported this week in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention, offer new insights into the relationship between cholesterol and cancer.

Cholesterol is carried in the bloodstream by lipoproteins, both high-density (HDL) particles and low-density (LDL) particles.

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Symbol	Price	Change
ZIN	0.40	0.04	11.11%
SGL	0.14	0.01	7.69%
WSI	0.43	0.03	7.50%
GPG	0.49	0.01	2.06%
MAD	0.50	0.01	2.04%
EBO	7.50	0.15	2.04%

Sym	Price	Change
USD	0.7528	0.0039	0.52%
AUD	0.7707	0.0006	0.08%
EUR	0.6007	0.0043	0.72%
GBP	0.4805	0.0030	0.63%
HKD	5.8447	0.0300	0.52%
JPY	59.8960	0.4230	0.71%

Commodity	Price	Change	Time
Gold Index	1560.8	-6.930	2012-05-23T00:
Oil Brent	105.6	0.640	2012-05-23T00:
Oil Nymex	90.6	-2.070	2012-05-23T00:
Silver Index	27.8	-0.660	2012-05-23T00:

Symbol	Open	High	Last	%
NZX 50	3510.2	3518.2	3511.4	-0.43%
NASDAQ	2832.2	2855.3	2839.1	0.39%
DAX	6352.4	6373.8	6435.6	-2.33%
DJI	12501.5	12508.3	12502.8	-0.05%
FTSE	5403.3	5403.7	5403.3	-2.53%
HKSE	18842.3	18845.8	19039.2	-1.33%
NI225	8715.1	8715.1	8729.3	-1.98%

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