Merck Just Won The Race For The First Cholesterol Pill: What It Means For Your Heart And Your Portfolio
For the tens of millions of Americans who cannot push their LDL cholesterol (trivially known as "bad cholesterol") low enough on statins alone, the strongest backup has meant needles. That changed on July 16,
Merck created a new pill that helps people lower bad cholesterol when regular medicine doesn't work well enough. This is exciting news for the company because many people might want this easier option instead of needles.
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