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FDA Approves Controversial Cholesterol-Fighting Drug Despite Criticism From Cardiologists
The FDA approved the cholesterol-fighting drug Liptruzet Friday, despite criticism from cardiologists that studies have not shown the drug to be effective in lowering patients' chances of developing heart disease.
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