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Study finds even more may benefit from statin use | Reuters
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Statins for...everyone? My favorite part: where our reporter uses my favorite statistic, number needed to treat (NNT). http://bit.ly/qoqZ5
Cholesterol drugs safe, even after a decade of use - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com — “From Yahoo! News: LONDON (Reuters) - Cholesterol-lowering drugs continue to produce benefits without any serious safety problems, such as increased cancer risk, even after more than a decade of use, researchers said Wednesday. The finding from a large British clinical study following patients for 11 years provides reassurance for people at risk of heart attacks who are typically prescribed such medicines indefinitely. So-called statin drugs are not without side effects. They can cause nausea, mu” View full resource at news.yahoo.com
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Study finds even more may benefit from statin use | Lifescript.com
lifescript.com — “CHICAGO (Reuters) - Apparently healthy people with normal or even low cholesterol levels might...” View full resource at lifescript.com
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Study finds even more may benefit from statin use | Reuters
feeds.reuters.com — “CHICAGO (Reuters) - Apparently healthy people with normal or even low cholesterol levels might benefit as much from taking statin drugs as people with high cholesterol, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday. They” View full resource at feeds.reuters.com
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