March 3, 2015,
Double Aortic Arch
News & Features
An artist and a historian used digital processing techniques to hear again to the pulses of people who have been dead for more than a century.
The new study found there was no difference in the aortic growth rate between those taking losartan and those taking the standard treatment.
The finding, which showed that the drug ezetimibe lowers LDL cholesterol, can help millions who cannot tolerate statins or do not respond to them sufficiently.
The settlement followed a whistle-blower lawsuit that asserted the company had induced physicians to use its devices by paying them inflated fees.
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