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Beyond Statins for LDL-C Reduction: Need for Additional Emerging Targets?
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62-year-old Man With Unstable Angina
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62-year-old Man: Physical and Laboratory Examinations
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Clinical Questions
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62-year-old Man: Etiology of Hypercholesterolemia
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Familial Hypercholesterolemia
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Other Disorders With High LDL-C
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Approaches Targeting Lipoprotein Metabolism
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ARIC: What Is the Optimal LDL-C?
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GWAS SNPs: Association Between Each Polymorphism and LDL-C
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GWAS SNPs: Association Between Each Polymorphism and Risk of CHD
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Effect of Each Unit Long-Term Exposure to Lower LDL-C on Risk of CHD
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HDL-Associated SNPs
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62-year-old Man: Treatment Options
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Why Have Trials Failed When a Second Agent Is Added to a Statin?
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HPS2-THRIVE: ER Niacin With Laropiprant in Patients on Simvastatin With or Without Ezetimibe
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IMPROVE-IT: Ezetimibe/Simvastatin Combination vs Simvastatin Monotherapy
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Lomitapide: Phase 3 Results in Homozygous FH Patients
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Mipomersen: Phase 3 Results in Homozygous FH Patients
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ARIC: Nonsense Mutations in PCSK9 and CV Risk Factors in 3363 Black Participants
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ARIC: PCSK9 Loss-of-Function Mutations, LDL-C, and CHD Risk
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SAR236553 Phase 2: Change in LDL-C at 4-Week Dosing Intervals on Atorvastatin
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PCSK9-Directed Therapies in Development
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RUTHERFORD: Effect of AMG 145 on Percentage Change in LDL-C From Baseline
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CETP Inhibitors
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Ongoing Trials to Inhibit Inflammation Associated With Lipoproteins
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Abbreviations
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Abbreviations (cont)
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