… who never received statin therapy (OR, 0.38 [CI, 0.30 to 0.48]). However, adjustment for the
hospital of admission attenuated the association between initiation of statin therapy and the …

… to investigate the safety and efficacy of statin therapy in patients hospitalized with COVID-19.
Thus, we sought to evaluate the effect of statin therapy in hospitalized COVID-19 patients …

… Fifteen percent of patients were receiving statin therapy on admission to hospital, and 85%
of these patients continued statin therapy throughout their admission. The statins represented …

… of statin therapy in patients with ACS after hospital admission … guidelines recommend beginning
statin therapy, along with … 24–96 hours after hospital admission. Various strategies have …

… before ICU admission and continuing on statin therapy … constraints of our public hospital,
statin treatment consisted on a … We recorded clinical characteristics at admission and severity of …

… The purpose of the current study was to investigate the association between statin therapy
and mortality in patients admitted to the hospital from the ED with suspected infection. …

… therapy for matched pairs versus no statin therapy (all p values <0.0001). In conclusion, the
use of statin therapy … a significantly lower rate of early complications and in-hospital mortality. …

… (high APACHE II score) who were admitted to the ICU at our facility. Although … statin therapy
either before or during the hospital stay and 128 (68%) were not exposed to statin therapy…

… A substantial number of patients requiring hospital admission are on statin therapy. Current
literature is unclear on the appropriate balance between the risk of toxicity and emerging …

… statin therapy before hospital admission. Patients who continued statin therapy had the
lowest rates of hospital complications and mortality relative to other therapy groups. These …