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This research aims to identify management gaps in dyslipidemia and analyze lipid levels across different demographics in China.

May 5, 2026

Lipid levels and risk-stratified management gaps of dyslipidemia in China.

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Nationwide study analyzes lipid control and treatment needs in dyslipidemia, highlighting disparities in management.

This research aims to identify management gaps in dyslipidemia and analyze lipid levels across different demographics in China.
Conducted a nationwide study across 1,785 hospitals in 28 provinces of China.
Enrolled 604,250 outpatients with dyslipidemia.
Analyzed lipid levels and control rates across various demographic and socioeconomic groups.
Total cholesterol and LDL-C levels were higher in females and individuals with obesity.
LDL-C control rates were 95% in low-risk and 5-15% in very-high-risk groups among treated population.
Over 70% of moderate- and high-risk untreated individuals required lipid-lowering therapy.

Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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May 5, 2026

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Nationwide study analyzes lipid control and treatment needs in dyslipidemia, highlighting disparities in management.

This research aims to identify management gaps in dyslipidemia and analyze lipid levels across different demographics in China.
Conducted a nationwide study across 1,785 hospitals in 28 provinces of China.
Enrolled 604,250 outpatients with dyslipidemia.
Analyzed lipid levels and control rates across various demographic and socioeconomic groups.
Total cholesterol and LDL-C levels were higher in females and individuals with obesity.
LDL-C control rates were 95% in low-risk and 5-15% in very-high-risk groups among treated population.
Over 70% of moderate- and high-risk untreated individuals required lipid-lowering therapy.

Zhang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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