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What is the oldest age to start statins?

According to a 2024 study, statin therapy has been shown to provide cardiovascular benefits even to individuals aged 85 and older. Addressing a common question in senior care, we explore: what is the oldest age to start statins? The answer is complex and requires considering an individual's health status, risk factors, and life expectancy, rather than focusing on age alone.

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What age are statins for secondary prevention? Understanding Guidelines

According to a 2024 study in *Mayo Clinic Proceedings*, statin use for secondary prevention among adults aged 18 to 44 is disproportionately low. While statin therapy is critical at all ages for those with existing cardiovascular disease, here is what you need to know about **what age are statins for secondary prevention** and who should receive this treatment.

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