Lowering LDL-C May Prevent CVD in Asymptomatic Atherosclerosis
Researchers investigate whether asymptomatic atherosclerotic CVD can be prevented with an aggressive medical treatment that reduces LDL cholesterol to <60 mg/dl.
Researchers investigate whether asymptomatic atherosclerotic CVD can be prevented with an aggressive medical treatment that reduces LDL cholesterol to <60 mg/dl.
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