William Neal, MD: Should obese children be screened for elevated cholesterol?
A retrospective study in the journal pediatrics made national attention when it recommend that all children be screened for elevated cholesterol and indicated than many children should be treated with statins. The research came from a non-drug-funded institute at West Virginia University. The PI of the study, William Neal, MD, Chief of Pediatric Cardiology, discusses the paper.
Cardiology, Cardiology/medicine, Pediatrics, Policy, West Virginia Univ | apples49 | 
August 14, 2012 3:00 pm
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