Stopping taking statins may raise risk of heart attack, stroke and even death, warns study

STATINS are a group of drugs that can be vital for those living with high cholesterol. They work to lower the amount of low density lipoprotein - also referred to as "bad" cholesterol - in the blood by reducing its production in the liver. While they can bring with them unwanted side effects, research has shown that cutting them out completely could have even more serious consequences.
Source: Daily Express - Health - Category: Consumer Health News Source Type: news