Drug helps avoid stroke and heart attack, says research

Taking very high doses of a drug to push cholesterol to very low levels can help people with heart disease avoid strokes and heart attacks, research has revealed.

Taking very high doses of a drug to push cholesterol to very low levels can help people with heart disease avoid strokes and heart attacks, research has revealed.

But it can also cause liver problems that limit the ability to tolerate such intensive treatment.

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