Atherosclerosis VI 1983
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-81817-2_138
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Pharmacological Approach to the Prevention of Atherosclerosis

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“…Although no single drug alone produced a significant reduction in the rate of sudden death, the pooled effect of all drugs significantly reduced the death rate by 26 6%. This rather moderate therapeutic effect is of a magnitude observed in several "secondary prevention" tests, with these drugs or with similar ones, in patients (Crepaldi et al 1982;LRC-CPPT 1984). Of the drugs tested, P-pyridylcarbinol seemed to be most effective in reducing the death rate.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…Although no single drug alone produced a significant reduction in the rate of sudden death, the pooled effect of all drugs significantly reduced the death rate by 26 6%. This rather moderate therapeutic effect is of a magnitude observed in several "secondary prevention" tests, with these drugs or with similar ones, in patients (Crepaldi et al 1982;LRC-CPPT 1984). Of the drugs tested, P-pyridylcarbinol seemed to be most effective in reducing the death rate.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 79%