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Integrating Risk Factor Management of Coronary Heart Disease into Managed Care
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Issue 3 Suppl

Applying Lipid Clinical Trials to the Practical Management of High-Risk Patients

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Goals and Objectives

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Introduction

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Integrating Risk Factor Management into the Care of the Cardiac Patient

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Risk-Factor Management in Women and Other Special Patients

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Clinical Implications of Recent Cholesterol Lowering Trials for the Secondary Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease

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Risk Factor Management: Exploring the Boundaries

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Converting Clinical Lipid Trials into the Practical Management of High-Risk Patients: New NECP Thoughts on Treating CHD Patients

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