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                 •   Younger onset of T2DM is associated with more
                    atherogenic lipid  profile  characterized  by  lower
                    levels  of HDL  cholesterol  and high triglyceride
                    levels.
                 •   Compared to WHO and UKPDS risk assessment
                    tools  , Framingham risk  score  has a stronger
                    association with a  surrogate  marker  of  athero-
                    sclerosis
                 •   Suboptimal HDL level  is  present in nearly  one
                    in six  patients with  type  2 diabetes treated with
                    statins.
                 •   Suboptimal HDL is more likely  to be prevalent
                    among patients with diabetic dyslipidemia under
                    statins with  younger  age,  higher  BMI  and LDL
                    levels and female gender.
                 These observations may enrich  our understanding
                 of higher CVD risk among people with diabetes and
                 would be  helpful  in optimizing clinical care and re-
                 ducing their cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
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