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Pharmacology of Hyperlipidemia
If you want to learn about the pharmacology of hyperlipidaemia, this video is right here to watch and gain fundamental knowledge. TIMELINE: 0:00 Introduction 0:38 Lipoprotein 1:03 Hypolipidemic drugs 1:20 Statins 3:02 Resins 4:40 Fibrates 6:16 Nicotinic Acid 7:25 Sterol Absorption 8:11 CETP Inhibitors
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