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Factors That Increase the Risk of Myopathy in People Taking
Statins
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Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Relation between reduction in incidence of CV
events and mean LDL cholesterol reduction in major
statin trials
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Event rates plotted vs LDL cholesterol levels during
statin therapy in secondary-prevention studies
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Coronary heart disease event rate in men and women as a
function of HDL cholesterol levels in the Framingham Heart
Study
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Cardiovascular event rates in statin trials as a
function of the baseline level of HDL cholesterol in
the placebo and active treatment arms (pravastatin
40 mg in WOSCOPS)
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Cardiovascular event rates in statin trials
as a function of the baseline level of HDL cholesterol
in the placebo and active treatment arms
(pravastatin 40 mg in the LIPID and CARE trials)
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
Cardiovascular event rates in statin trials as a
function of the baseline level of HDL cholesterol in
the placebo and active treatment arms (simvastatin
40 mg in the HPS)
Philip J. Barter, and Kerry-Anne Rye Circulation 2006;114:1315-
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