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Web Med What Is Lipitor For
This is a study to compare the safety and effectiveness of a new drug (MK6213) to a combination of the drug and Lipitor in adults with high cholesterol. This international study is currently recruiting adults ages 18 to 75 years old who have high cholesterol.
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Patience--and a Web browser--can help save money on meds
Motley Fool columnist Selena Maranjian offers advice on finding bargain prices for drugs like Zocor, Nexium, and Singulair. Using a Web site in her... Read more »
Q&A: Vitamin may be an alternative to Lipitor
Dr. Peter Gott gives advice to a reader whose husband is resistant to taking the cholesterol-lowering med Lipitor. Dr. Gott responds with information... Read more »
Congress investigates Lipitor ads
Some members of Congress have called for an investigation of some advertisements for the cholesterol med Lipitor that feature Dr. Robert Jarvik, the... Read more »
Q&A: Is Lipitor causing frequent urination?
A reader who was given Lipitor after suffering a heart attack asks Dr. Peter Gott if the cholesterol-lowering med is causing his frequent urination.... Read more »
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