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What Does The Medicine Crestor Have In It?
A new study has found that patients who take a combination of the cholesterol drugs TriLipix and Crestor improve their heart risk factors more than patients who take the individual medications alone. Researchers studied data on 760 patients and found the TriLipix/Crestor combination was significantly better at lowering bad cholesterol and triglycerides, as well as raising levels of good cholesterol in patients with complex cholesterol disorders. This new finding will be part of the U.S....
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