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An Australian study has shown that initiating statin therapy after the age of seventy reduces the risk of experiencing a major first cardiovascular event by 30%. The study involved approximately 10,000 independently living individuals over 70 years old and lasted about 10 years, during which one group received statin treatment while the other received a placebo. The results indicate that the use of statins in the elderly can make a significant difference in preventing cardiovascular diseases, supporting updates to medical guidelines and encouraging doctors to discuss this option with their patients in more detail.
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