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Seniors need to be doubly aware when taking statins because, in addition to all the other negative side effects, they cause a decline in cognitive ability.
I want to make sure everyone knows i wasn't implying that I agreed with people over 50 routinely going on Statins. I'm actually in the other camp.

Some time back there was a post about "Number Needed to treat" that was quite illuminating. MrsD posted a link that referred to Statins. I think it can be found by searching "Number needed to treat."
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