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Does Early Statin Use After ACS Improve Major Outcomes?

Not according to a meta-analysis of trials in which LDL lowering was mostly moderate

Intensive Lipid Lowering in Obese Patients

Insights from the REVERSAL trial

High-Intensity Statin Therapy Leads to Regression of Coronary Atherosclerosis

Changes occurred after 2 years of statin therapy.

Modifying Therapy When CV Risk Factors Are Poorly Controlled

Assessing appropriate therapy modification by clinicians might be a way to measure quality of care.

Variations in Low-LDL Gene Linked with Reduced CHD Risk

Risk was particularly low in black carriers.

Negative Findings for ACAT Inhibition

Pactimibe did not inhibit atherosclerosis progression.

High-Intensity Lipid Lowering Reduces Atheroma Volume

High-dose rosuvastatin achieved regression of atheroma in a small study without a control group.

Improving Aging with Lipid-Lowering Drugs

In a mouse model of progeria, enzyme inhibition reduced signs of premature aging.

Cost-Effectiveness of Primary-Prevention Therapy with Aspirin plus Statins

For a healthy middle-aged man, the cost-effectiveness of combination therapy depends on his 10-year Framingham risk for cardiovascular events.

Low-Carb vs. Low-Fat Diets: A Meta-Analysis

Both types of diets yielded similar weight loss at 12 months, but each had different effects on serum lipids.

Statin Use and Mortality in HF Patients

Elders who received a statin at hospital discharge survived longer, an observational study found.

Are Statins Beneficial After MI in Elders?

These findings raise questions about the effectiveness of statins in patients age 80 or older.

Polylactic Acid Improves Appearance and Quality of Life in HIV-Related Lipodystrophy Syndrome

A simple, life-altering treatment

Are Statins Beneficial After MI in Elders?

These findings raise questions about the effectiveness of statins in patients older than 80.

Statins and ß-Blockers Can Favorably Alter Initial CHD Presentation

Patients who took statins and ß-blockers were more likely to present with angina than MI.

Statins Do Not Affect Cancer Risk

A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials showed no effect on any type of cancer by any type of statin.

Statins Might Prevent Sepsis in Older Patients with Atherosclerosis

A population-based analysis revealed significantly lower rates of sepsis with statin use; randomized trials would be required to determine whether statins might be used specifically to prevent sepsis.

Statins Might Prevent Sepsis in Older Patients with Atherosclerosis

A population-based analysis revealed significantly lower rates of sepsis with statin use; randomized trials would be required to determine whether statins might be used specifically to prevent sepsis.

Dietary Modification and CVD Outcomes in the WHI

A dietary intervention that focused on total fat intake, rather than more-specific dietary dimensions, did not improve cardiovascular outcomes in postmenopausal women.

Weight Loss with a Low-Fat, High-Carb Diet in Postmenopausal Women

Insights from the Women’s Health Initiative Dietary Modification Trial

Statins for Nonischemic HF?

Two randomized trials tested atorvastatin in patients with heart failure not due to coronary disease.

Statins for Patients with Nonischemic Heart Failure?

Statins might improve LVEF and halt LV enlargement.

Obesity in Middle Age Portends Poor Outcomes in Older Age

Insights from the Chicago Heart Association Detection Project in Industry

Metabolic Syndrome Predicts NAFLD

Prospective data suggest that the metabolic syndrome significantly increases NAFLD risk, particularly among women.

For Men, Dyslipidemia Now Might Mean High BP Later

Insights from the Physicians’ Health Study

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