Keywords: Merck & Co, Niancin, Laropiprant, Tredaptive, Heart attack, Stroke, Oxford University
Niacin causes serious unexpected side-effects, but no worthwhile benefits, for at risk patients
Article | 11 March 2013
Adding extended-release (ER) niacin to statins does not reduce the chances of high risk patients having a heart attack or ...
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