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Curated clip art focused on cholesterol, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.

A green downward arrow labeled “LDL” visually represents the goal of reducing low-density lipoprotein cholesterol for better cardiovascular health.
A green upward arrow labeled “HDL” visually represents an increase in beneficial high-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
A wise owl explains cholesterol basics to curious animal students using a visual chart of good vs. bad levels and lifestyle factors.
A thought bubble illustrates HDL and LDL cholesterol types, supported by color-coded icons for quick reference.
This cheerful golden monster laughs it up with arms wide open-ideal for adding humor to your next web project.
A visual metaphor showing HDL as a guardian angel and LDL as a mischievous devil-helping you remember which cholesterol type supports heart health.
This expressive cartoon shows classic signs of illness: runny nose, congestion, fatigue, and discomfort-perfect for explaining viral symptoms to kids or adults.
This smiling heart mascot shows that staying active is joyful-and essential-for heart health.
Cholesterol deposits (yellow plaques) narrowing an artery, disrupting normal blood flow.
A clear visual comparison: LDL cholesterol decreases by 31% (red devil icon), while HDL increases by 29% (green angel icon).
A simple yet powerful red heart icon, instantly recognizable as a symbol of love, care, or emotional connection.
A smiling, confident man enjoying a light jog-proof that fitness is for everyone, regardless of size.
The image is a diagram that shows the process of liver and cholesterol. It shows the liver on the left side of the image, with the liver in the center and the cholesterol on the right side. The liver is shown in red color, with a small amount of blood flowing through it. The blood is red and appears to be blood vessels. There are two yellow pills, one on top of the liver and the other on the bottom. The liver is connected to a white jug of milk and a small piece of cheese. There is also a green arrow pointing towards the liver, indicating that the liver is in the process. The cheese is white and is placed on top. The background is orange, and there is a red circle in the bottom right corner, which could represent the blood vessels and the cheese.
A woman in a mask faces the challenge of balancing comfort food choices with health goals-here’s how to make smarter decisions.
The image is a digital illustration of a yellow smiley face with blue eyes and a white chef's hat on top. The face has a big smile and is sticking its tongue out in a playful manner. The hat is white with a black brim and has a small loop at the top for adjusting the angle of the hat. The background is white. The overall style of the illustration is cartoon-like and playful.<pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad><pad>
A clean, stylized white egg with gentle shading to suggest dimension and lighting.
A comforting bowl of homemade porridge, ready to enjoy with a gentle stir.
A clean, minimalist open hand icon-ideal for indicating stop, greeting, or interaction prompts.
Plaque build-up in an artery, illustrating atherosclerosis and restricted blood flow.
This visual breakdown shows arterial plaque buildup, associated cardiac risks, diagnostic bloodwork, and clinical documentation.
A heart-shaped cholesterol meter shows the needle in the red “High” zone, signaling elevated risk.
This diagram shows a cross-section of an artery affected by atherosclerosis, with fatty plaque narrowing the lumen and impairing circulation.
A visual guide to cholesterol management-where doctors examine arterial plaque buildup while patients take action to balance LDL (bad) and HDL (good) levels.
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A green upward-pointing arrow labeled “HDL” visually represents raising your good cholesterol for better heart health.
This step-by-step diagram shows how cholesterol deposits gradually narrow an artery, impairing blood flow.
A ball-and-stick model of a polycyclic organic molecule with heteroatoms-note the orange oxygen atom indicating a functional group.
This diagram illustrates how atherosclerosis develops over time-from normal blood flow to dangerous clot formation inside an artery.
A 3D ball-and-stick representation of retinol (vitamin A), with carbon (black), hydrogen (white), and the hydroxyl oxygen (red) clearly labeled.
This diagram shows how high LDL cholesterol contributes to plaque buildup (atherosclerosis), while HDL helps remove excess cholesterol from arteries.
A set of intuitive medical icons representing key health metrics-perfect for dashboards, infographics, or digital health tools.
A side-by-side comparison: top shows a narrowed artery due to yellow plaque buildup (atherosclerosis); bottom shows a healthy, unobstructed artery.
A medical illustration showing a blocked coronary artery (left inset) and its location on the heart, with a human silhouette for anatomical context.
A symbolic illustration of collective compassion: hands reaching into a heart, each holding love in their own way.