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Web App Could Improve Statin Therapy Without Need for Clincian Prescription

A study on a web app for nonprescription statin therapy shows high concordance with clinician assessment, with 84.5% of participants achieving LDL-C reduction of 20% or more.

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Study Shows Web App Effective in Determining Access to Statins Without a Prescription

Participants saw 35% reduction in LDL cholesterol, signaling the process could offer safe, effective non-prescription use of life-saving drug

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Study shows web app effective in determining access to statins without a prescription

Study shows web app effective in determining access to statins without a prescription
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Web-Based App Allows Nonprescription Statin Use

Use of an app to determine eligibility for a statin without a prescription could expand treatment and lead to a reduction in CV events, the TACTiC trial suggests.

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Experts Perspectives: Top News in Cardiology for 2023

A group of 13 leading experts provides their perspectives on the top news in cardiovascular medicine from 2023, with responses ranging from novel approvals to new semaglutide data to gene therapy and more.

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