Researchers find 95 genes affecting cholesterol

That's 95 genes this time.

A scan of the full human DNA sequence has turned up 95 genes that affect blood cholesterol, including a few affected by drugs on the market and others that might be the basis of new drugs, researchers said on Wednesday.

Their findings demonstrate that regulating cholesterol levels is even more complex than many people knew but also point to some short-cuts to prevent heart disease.

As more genes are found, the situation will become even more complex.

You really have to be a brain-dead quality idiot to expect that a genetic cure to this or overweight/obesity will arrive before you are dead.

Better to get fit.