To my untrained eye, yeah, they look generally good. The one question mark I'd have is the Lp(a) number, though. I'm assuming the unit of measurement is mg/dl here? On my test, the upper limit of the range is 30. If that's yours too, then I'd wonder if your number -- while still technically below 30 -- might be a bit of a red flag there. My understanding is that Lp(a) is one of the lipid levels that has been strongly linked with atherosclerotic development and (again, I think) is regarded as likely to be an inherited characteristic. Would be curious what a well-trained cardiologist would make of it given your high calcium score.