High Cholesterol Clinical Research Study
This high cholesterol clinical research study is aimed at learning more about cholesterol management in adults. The study tests an investigational medication's effects on cholesterol levels compared to a placebo, which resembles the medication but lacks active ingredients.
The study also investigates how well participants tolerate the investigational medication and its possible potential impact on any cardiovascular events.
To be possibly eligible for this study, participants need to be:
Aged 18 years and above, and currently taking a medication to help manage your cholesterol, and have experienced cardiovascular events such as heart attacks, strokes, or block artery procedures
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Aged 50 or older and considered high risk for major cardiovascular events because you may have multiple blocked arteries, or had amputations
OR
Aged 60 or older with diabetes mellitus or high blood pressure
E: info@wcresearch.co.nz
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