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

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.

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

Heart attack patients who don’t have common risk factors like high blood pressure or smoking might actually be more likely to die in the hospital than those who do have those risks — which seems surprising, but that’s what this claim says.