Patients with a diagnosis of hyperlipidaemia have a reduced risk of developing breast cancer and lower mortality rates: a large retrospective longitudinal cohort study from the UK ACALM registry

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Patients with a diagnosis of hyperlipidaemia have a reduced risk of developing breast cancer and lower mortality rates: a large retrospective longitudinal cohort study from the UK ACALM registry

Session: Lipid lowering therapy in primary cardiovascular prevention

Topic: Lipids (Epidemiology and Prevention)

Speaker: Doctor P. Carter (Cambridge, GB)

Event: ESC Congress 2017

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Doctor Paul Richard Carter

University of Cambridge, Cambridge (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)

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Lipid lowering therapy in primary cardiovascular prevention

Speakers: Doctor P. Carter, Assistant Professor J. Rana, Doctor M. Leening, Doctor P. Penson, Associate Professor R. Marcucci...

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26 August - 30 August 2017

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