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PCSK9 inhibitors
Last discussed Aug 3, 2026
A class of cholesterol-lowering medications that work by blocking the PCSK9 protein, allowing the liver to remove more cholesterol from the blood.
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Jim Otvos
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Used for: Additional LDL lowering when high-dose statin therapy is insufficient
vs: Mentioned as an addition to high-dose statin therapy
"If I'm on high-dose statin and I'm not there, then I want to add a PCSK9 inhibitor or something else to lower it even more."
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Mark Hyman, MD
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"there's a use for the PCSK9 inhibitors there's a use for the new CTP drugs that are coming out there are people who benefit"
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