Even though high cholesterol may lead to serious heart disease, most of the time there are no symptoms. This is why it is important to have your cholesterol levels checked by your doctor (View an animation of cholesterol).

To reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke, work with your healthcare professionals to monitor and maintain healthy cholesterol levels. Even if your cholesterol levels are good now, it's not too early to develop healthy habits that can help keep your numbers in check.

Click on each link to learn more:

• How To Get Your Cholesterol Tested 
• Public Screenings

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• Nutrition Center
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