Since ODYSSEY Outcomes demonstrated a reduction in adverse CV outcomes—as well as a decrease in associated, all-cause mortality—in post-ACS patients, what is your view on treating to push LDL-C levels to even lower levels than the 70 mg/dL threshold?

Since ODYSSEY Outcomes demonstrated a reduction in adverse CV outcomes—as well as a decrease in associated, all-cause mortality—in post-ACS patients, what is your view on treating to push LDL-C levels to even lower levels than the 70 mg/dL threshold?

Since ODYSSEY Outcomes demonstrated a reduction in adverse CV outcomes—as well as a decrease in associated, all-cause mortality—in post-ACS patients, what is your view on treating to push LDL-C levels to even lower levels than the 70 mg/dL threshold?


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R. Scott Wright, MD

R. Scott Wright, MD

Professor of Medicine Department of Cardiovascular Medicine Cardiovascular Division Mayo Clinic