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Michael Wilkinson, Dinesh Kalra, Liam Brunham, and Robert Rosensen discuss the motivation behind the ACCURATE Study, unmet needs in identifying and treating HeFH, and how future studies can be designed to address the unmet need of identifying patients with HeFH and starting intensive LLT earlier in life.
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