Jay Leno missed a recent appearance due to a 'serious medical emergency.' 'All we know is that he is alive, so our prayers go out to him and his family tonight,' organizers said.
host, 72, was scheduled to perform at a financial conference in Las Vegas Sunday night but couldn't attend due to a health issue, according to an email to Forum 2022 attendees from The Financial Brand.
"We really want people to see the connection, because a lot of people don't realize high cholesterol — and if you've had a heart attack or stroke, you're increasing your risk for another one," he said at the time."It's like an earthquake, it might not destroy the house, but it certainly weakens the structure."
"There's a lot of people walking around like that, they're just time bombs. You've got all this cholesterol, you don't realize it until it actually hits, you know?" Leno explained."It's like in a car, if even one piece of dirt gets in the eye of the needle of the jet, and boom and no more gas comes through. And that's what happens with your heart."
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