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Plaques due to atherosclerosis in darapladib-treated vessels (bottom) are less severe and complex as compared to non-darapladib-treated control groups (top)

Credit: Robert L. Wilensky, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Nature Medicine.

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Plaques due to atherosclerosis in darapladib-treated vessels (bottom) are less severe and complex as compared to non-darapladib-treated control groups. Credit: Robert L. Wilensky, MD, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine; Nature Medicine.
 


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