high-intensity statins are not able to be well tolerated. Side effects of statins "Statins have been on the market for at least three decades and at least from what we know from long-term studies ...

Although these cholesterol medications are some of the safest and most effective, they can come with unwanted side effects. We asked a doctor to explain.

While they have lots of benefits, statins are also associated with muscular side effects, ranging from muscle pain to ...

Statins reduce the build-up of fatty plaques that lead to blockages in blood vessels, though reported side effects and the extent of how often they are prescribed has attracted controversy.

Nearly eight million people taken them to lower their cholesterol and in turn reduce the risk of heart attacks and stroke. However, up to a fifth of people stop taking them due to side-effects ...

However, they can also cause a range of side-effects such as muscle pains, nausea and insomnia. Professor Sir Rory Collins, an epidemiologist at the University of Oxford puts the case for statins ...