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hypocholesterolemia

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hypocholesterolemia /hy·po·cho·les·ter·ol·emia/ (-ko-les″ter-ol-e´me-ah) diminished cholesterol in the blood.hypocholesterole´mic
hy·po·cho·les·ter·ol·e·mi·a (hp-k-lstr--lm-)
n.
Abnormally low levels of cholesterol in the blood.
hypocholesterolemia, hypocholesteremia
low level of cholesterol in the blood.


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