Statin Benefits Were Overhyped, Side Effects Downplayed, Researchers Warn
Advocates of popular cholesterol drugs have overstated their benefits and downplayed their health risks, according to the findings of a new study.
Advocates of popular cholesterol drugs have overstated their benefits and downplayed their health risks, according to the findings of a new study.
New guidelines by the American Diabetes Association calls for everyone with diabetes to take either moderate or high dose cholesterol drugs like Lipitor.
A new study suggests that daily use of drugs like Lipitor and Crestor can significantly increase the risk of developing cataracts which require eye surgery.
Experts say some doctors are misinterpreting controversial guidelines on the use of drugs like Lipitor and Crestor.
A new study shows that recent guidelines for cholesterol drugs overestimate heart risks and would put many patients at risk of Lipitor and Crestor side effects needlessly.
Researchers say they may have figured out how Lipitor and similar drugs cause diabetes.
Despite risks of diabetes and muscle injury, researchers say popular cholesterol drugs are important in battling heart disease.
A new study reveals that Niaspan and similar drugs that increase "good" cholesterol are not actually improving patients' lives.
A new study provides more evidence that links popular cholesterol drugs like Lipitor and Crestor to an increased risk of diabetes.
The FDA has denied a petition for a black box warning on all statin cholesterol drugs that would warn patients of the risk of potentially fatal muscle injuries.