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Intensive Statin Therapy Led to Regression of Atherosclerosis

Publish date: April 1, 2006
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Attaining the lowest levels of LDL without adverse effects may be the optimal strategy, Dr. Steven E. Nissen said. Catherine Hackett/Elsevier Global Medical News

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