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Recent data revealed that two drugs aimed at treating heart disease were no more effective than placebos. This has led to discussions about the design of the studies and the assumptions surrounding heart disease.
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Recent data revealed that two drugs aimed at treating heart disease were no more effective than placebos. This has led to discussions about the design of the studies and the assumptions surrounding heart disease.
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How Cardiologists’ High Hopes for Two Drugs Were Dashed
Study Results Show Two Heart Disease Drugs No More Effective Than Placebos