Statins Associated with Reduced Alzheimer Risk

managedcaremag.com December 14, 2016

Statins Associated with Reduced Alzheimer Risk

An analysis of Medicare data suggests that high use of cholesterol-lowering statins was associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), according to an article published online in JAMA Neurology. Previous research has suggested a protective association between statins and AD.

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