What it means if you have borderline high cholesterol

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What it means if you have borderline high cholesterol By Mandy Oaklander Senior Editor Borderline cholesterol is an in-between reading that's not quite high, but not quite healthy. Sarah Klein writes for TIME about what it is, why it matters, and what you can do about it. READ MORE Share This Story

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