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Jul 2019
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#45 Statins: Prescribing Meds Day vs. Ni...

CORE IM TEAM
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Night and Day… join us for part II of our exploration into why we prescribe medications in the morning vs. at night, featuring statins! 03:28 How do statins and cholesterol synthesis work again, anyway? 04:00 Power in numbers - what do the meta-analyses say about timing of statins? 04:40 The long and short of it - how half-life may dictate when to take your ... Show More
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