Could occupational physical activity mitigate the link between moderate kidney dysfunction and coronary heart disease?
Occupational PA (potential modifiable factors) could provide a dual role on early impairment of renal function, without influence on the relationship between early decrease of e-GFR and CHD risk.
The main differences observed between ARMD patients and controls are in Apo E, Apo C-III, LpC-III non-B and LpE non-B concentrations. These lipoparticles belong to the HDL family, which is considered to consist of anti-atherogenic lipoproteins. These results raise the possibility that cardiovascular risk factors are not associated with ARMD. Furthermore, we can hypothesize that ARMD development is linked to perturbations of HDL metabolism.