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Repatha users had fewer heart attacks than ezetimibe users in a 544,000-patient study—but the findings don't prove the drug is better
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Repatha users had fewer heart attacks than ezetimibe users in a 544,000-patient study—but the findings don't prove the drug is better
An Amgen-funded observational study found Repatha users had a lower heart attack rate than ezetimibe users, but differences between patients mean the results cannot prove causation.
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