Life with Bailey has been “amazing,” Dr. Walker said. “I didn’t really appreciate, when people say pets are part of your family, what that really means. But she really is a part of our family.”
An illustration of “bad” cholesterol molecules, in yellow, binding to receptors, in blue-purple. In the study, patients saw their “bad” LDL cholesterol and triglycerides levels drop by up to 50 percent — and remain steady a year later.