Moreover, the combination of pitavastatin, AR, and interferon alfa was overwhelmingly more effective, compared with the previous results for the combination treatment of interferon alfa with ribavirin 3 or the combination treatment of interferon alfa plus fluvastatin. 4 In particular, we could decre
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Statins and Renal Disease: Friend or Foe?
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