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Default This one came up today from our Newsbot--
--but I figured I should also post it over here (as I did in the Diabetes forum) given how many of us wonder if statins may contribute to neuropathy/myopathy (and how many have diabetic neuropathy):

http://news.yahoo.com/higher-doses-s...172958407.html

It's just one more thing that makes me cautious about the tendency of satins to be used as if they were aspirin.
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