New experimental treatment could cut cholesterol levels in half, early research suggests

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A new experimental treatment involving gene therapy could cut cholesterol levels in half in some people, according to a new study presented Saturday at the American Heart Association’s annual meeting. NBC News’ Erika Edwards has more.

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