HDL Genetics and Metabolism
- HDL is complex and has multiple functions.
- HDL deficiency is mostly secondary
- HDL cholesterol efflux and anti-inflammation actions relevant to outcomes.
- New methods (e.g., MUS studies) are required to assess HDL-related therapies.
Dr. Anthony Wierzbicki
Dr. Anthony Wierzbicki is a Consultant in metabolic medicine/chemical pathology at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation. He Completed DM University of Oxford 2004, Fellow Royal College of Pathologists 2001, DPhil University of Oxford 1992, BMBCh University of Oxford 1986, BA (MA), University of Cambridge (1983-1987), Honorary professor in Lipids & Cardiometabolic Disease at King's College London, 2014. Lecturer and honorary senior registrar in chemical pathology at Imperial College Medical School, London, 1992-1995.
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