What is Lipoprotein a?

Lp(a) is the strongest inherited risk factor for heart disease. Your level is set mostly by genetics, not lifestyle. The 2026 AHA/ACC guidelines now recommend that everyone get their Lp(a) tested at least once in their lifetime.

What do the 2026 AHA/ACC guidelines say about Lp(a)?

Can you lower Lp(a)?

How much does a lipoprotein(a) test cost?

How often should I test Lp(a)?

What is a normal Lp(a) level?

Why is Lp(a) reported in nmol/L instead of mg/dL?

What is Lp(a) and why should I test it?