In heart attack patients, those with the lowest 'bad' cholesterol levels tend to have more inflammation than those with higher 'bad' cholesterol levels.

When someone has a serious heart attack, having lower 'bad' cholesterol might actually mean there's more inflammation happening in their body, which could be a sign of worse health.

When people have a certain type of heart attack, those with lower 'bad' cholesterol tend to have lower levels of inflammation in their blood.