In the setting of a medical cardiology practice, to what extent is statin-induced muscle intolerance an important cause of poor statin adherence, increased healthcare costs, and increased cardiac event rates?

In the setting of a medical cardiology practice, to what extent is statin-induced muscle intolerance an important cause of poor statin adherence, increased healthcare costs, and increased cardiac event rates?

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In the setting of a medical cardiology practice, to what extent is statin-induced muscle intolerance an important cause of poor statin adherence, increased healthcare costs, and increased cardiac event rates?

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Robert Rosenson, MD

Robert Rosenson, MD

Professor of Medicine (Cardiology) Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine Director, Cardiometabolics Unit Mount Sinai Heart Institute New York, NY