A Cholesterol-Lowering Drug For Healthy people?
Breakthrough or medical madness?
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--August 10, 2010
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Should healthy people with no heart symptoms take a cholesterol-lowering drug (CLD) to prevent heart disease? Federal regulators in the U.S. have recently given the green light to allow Crestor, one of the CLDs, to be sold for this purpose. So is this decision a scientific breakthrough or medical madness?
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