Among nearly 10 000 patients with maturity onset diabetes the use of fenofibrate to lower cholesterol produced a 24 per cent statistically significant reduction of cardiovascular events, but no reduction in the risk of death. Anthony Keech of University of Sydney told AHA delegates about his findings.
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