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Forgetting your memory

his patient was a 65-year-old woman who was still working but who had had a couple of major events that impacted on her memory and concentration. The first was a heart attack five years earlier when she had a stent placed in the aorta. She had taken her prescribed medication religiously for a year or two but had been forgetting (or not wanting) to take them for a while. She was very concerned about the statins she was prescribed as these can be associated

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