Cholesterol-Cutting Drugs Raise Cataract, Kidney Risk in Study - Bloomberg.com
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Cholesterol-Cutting Drugs Raise Cataract, Kidney Risk in Study - Bloomberg.com
Drugs to lower cholesterol and prevent heart disease, taken by millions of people worldwide, increase the risk of cataracts, kidney failure, muscle pain and liver dysfunction, a study of more than 2 million Britons found.
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Tags: Heart, Heart Disease, Cholesterol, Cataract, Urinary System, Drug
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