Intensity of statin treatment and possible lipid lowering treatment intolerance and/or ineffectiveness issues among patients with type 2 diabetes (aged.

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Intensity of statin treatment and possible lipid lowering treatment intolerance and/or ineffectiveness issues among patients with type 2 diabetes (aged <65 years) at high risk for cardiovascular events (CVEs) with or without treatment modification(s). Intensity of statin treatment and possible lipid lowering treatment intolerance and/or ineffectiveness issues among patients with type 2 diabetes (aged <65 years) at high risk for cardiovascular events (CVEs) with or without treatment modification(s). Note: Colors denoting different categories in table 2 correspond to the different colors used in this figure. Ruben G W Quek et al. BMJ Open Diab Res Care 2015;3:e000132 ©2015 by American Diabetes Association