Here is a Yahoo article on this topic today:
http://news.yahoo.com/studies-drugs-...181128072.html
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Three studies of Amgen Inc.'s version of these drugs, called evolocumab (ev-oh-LOKE-you-mab), found it lowered LDL or "bad" cholesterol by 55 to 66 percent from baseline levels compared to others who took a fake drug, and by nearly that much when compared to Merck's Zetia, another cholesterol medication.
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Yahoo links don't last long, so I quoted a brief part including the name of this product, so people can search Google for more information about it.
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