Statin and antioxidant treatment in asymptomatic adults with high coronary calcium scores
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Following on from the St Francis Heart Study showing that electron-beam CT coronary calcium scores independently predict atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD) events, Arad et al. have investigated whether treatment with a statin and antioxidant vitamins can reduce the rate of ASCVD events in people with elevated coronary calcium scores.
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