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14-06-2020 | ADA 2020 | Conference coverage | Video

Expert commentary: Icosapent ethyl lowers cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes

Jay Shubrook comments on a subgroup analysis of the REDUCE-IT trial demonstrating that icosapent ethyl reduces the risk for cardiovascular events in statin-treated patients with diabetes (3:39).

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13-06-2020 | ADA 2020 | Conference coverage | News

REDUCE-IT: Icosapent ethyl lowers cardiovascular risk in people with diabetes

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