Combination of 2 low-cost drugs could save lives after heart attack: Study
Researchers at Imperial College London and Lund University in Sweden found that by giving heart attack patients two low-cost drugs (statins and ezetimibe) together, risk of another heart attack, stroke or death can be reduced. "There are positive effects from applying both medicines as soon after...infarction [heart attack] as possible. Not doing this entails...increased risk," a researcher said.