Center seminar nov 10: Cholesterol in women – An underestimated risk factor

Did you know that high cholesterol is one of the leading causes of cardiovascular disease – and that its impact is often underestimated in women?

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Eva Ringdal Pedersen
Eva Ringdal Pedersen is a trained cardiologist and heads the Section for Preventive Cardiology at the Department of Cardiology, Haukeland University Hospital. Photo: Eva Ringdal Pedersen

Speaker: Eva R Pedersen, professor and cardiologist 
Tid: Monday,10 november 25, 12:00-13:00
Place: Rom 9.1 og 9.2, Laboratoriebygget

Professor and cardiologist Eva Ringdal Pedersen will give a lecture titled Cholesterol in women – An underestimated risk factor. High cholesterol is a major contributor to cardiovascular disease. In women, cholesterol levels tend to rise after menopause, and the significance of this change is frequently overlooked.

The lecture will explore how cholesterol affects women’s heart health throughout life, the role of hormones and aging, and what research reveals about preventing heart disease in women through the treatment of high cholesterol.

The seminar is hosted by the Center for Research on Women’s Heart Disease and is open to all interested participants.